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PostGIS Cookbook - Second Edition
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PostGIS Cookbook - Second Edition

by Stephen Vincent Mather, Pedro Wightman, Bborie Park, Thomas Kraft, Mayra Zurbarán, Paolo Corti
March 2018
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
584 pages
14h 31m
English
Packt Publishing
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Getting ready

In this recipe, we will use the earthquake dataset included in the source from Chapter 3, Working with Vector Data – The Basics, as our input geometries for the function. We also need to define the number of clusters that the function will output; the value of k for this example will be 10. You could play with this value and see the different cluster arrangements the function outputs; the greater the value for k, the smaller the number of geometries each cluster will contain.

If you have not previously imported the earthquake data into the Chapter 3, Working with Vector Data – The Basics, schema, refer to the Getting ready section of the GIS analysis with spatial joins recipe.

Once we have created the chp03.earthquake table, ...

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ISBN: 9781788299329Supplemental Content