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Where’s My Data?

Where’s My Data?. Spatial queries in SQL Server 2008 SQL Bits III – 13 th September 2008. New data types geometry and geography Spatial references Spatial operations Spatial indexes Case study. What’s covered in this talk. 80-90% of all data has a spatial element

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Where’s My Data?

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  1. Where’s My Data? Spatial queries in SQL Server 2008 SQL Bits III – 13th September 2008

  2. New data types geometry and geography Spatial references Spatial operations Spatial indexes Case study What’s covered in this talk

  3. 80-90% of all data has a spatial element • Where are your customers? • Where are your assets? • Where are potential customers? • Where are the flood risks? • Where are your complaints coming from? • Where are the accident black-spots? • Where are crimes happening? Why Should I Care About Spatial Data?

  4. Could Fudge the Queries • Postcodes in Glasgow • Zoned • Historical reasons • G5 adjacent to G42 • G40 in an island • Postcodes designed for delivering letters

  5. The data analysis engine • No useful rendering engine • Virtual Earth • Map Point • Other GIS systems • OGC Standards compliance • Plus some “extension” methods of their own What Does SQL Server 2008 Provide?

  6. Geometry • X/Y coordinate on a planar grid • British National Grid • Works well to ~750,000km2 • Different projections

  7. Geography • Geodetic coordinates • Covers larger areas • International datasets • Approximation • Earth actually flattened sphere (oblate spheroid) • Different models • Airy 1830 (used by OS) • WGS84 (used by GPS)

  8. Spatial Reference Identifier • All spatial data has an SRID • SRIDs must match for spatial operations • Null returned if SRIDs don’t match • Geometry can have an SRID of 0 • Not Geography. SRID

  9. Types of spatial Data • Point • LineString • Polygon • GeomCollection • MultiPolygon • MultiLineString • MultiPoint From BOL

  10. Create POINT Data

  11. SELECT a.Name AS StartVenue, b.Name AS EndVenue, a.Location.STDistance(b.Location) / 1000.0 As Distance FROM Venue AS a INNER JOIN Venue AS b ON a.Id < b.Id ORDER BY a.Id, b.Id Finding Distances

  12. A linestring is a series of coordinates • 1 dimension • Defines a linear object • Road • Railway line • River LINESTRING

  13. Can use • STGeomFromText • STGeomFromWKB • STLineFromText • STLineFromWKB • Parse Creating Linestrings

  14. Create LINESTRING Data

  15. Geography uses SI Units Geometry uses the units of the planar system Geometry Lengths & Distances A ? units The square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the square of the other two sides Distance from A to B: √(32+42) = 5 3 units B 4 units Not to scale

  16. Intersecting Lines

  17. A series of coordinates in a closed ring • First and last coordinate are the same • 2 dimensions • Defines an area POLYGON

  18. Geography Polygon Orientation • Interior is everything inside an anti-clockwise ring • Everything on the left-hand side of the perimeter line.

  19. Geography Polygon Orientation The specified input does not represent a valid geography instance because it exceeds a single hemisphere. Each geography instance must fit inside a single hemisphere. A common reason for this error is that a polygon has the wrong ring orientation.

  20. Can use • STGeomFromText • STGeomFromWKB • STPolygonFromText • STPolygonFromWKB • Parse Creating Polygons

  21. Creating polygons

  22. Estate Agent • Filter by price, # bedrooms, type – EASY! • Filter by location? • Until now very vague Fictional Case Study

  23. Common Spatial Questions Near a motorway junction Near my work Near a railway station Near a good school Inside the city Outside the city

  24. The Data • Railway data • Stations • Routes

  25. Simple Spatial Queries

  26. Doesn’t Always work • Edinburgh - Glenrothes (via Kirkcaldy) Name DistKM -------------------------- ---------------- Edinburgh Waverley Station 0 Haymarket 1.89298770395887 South Gyle 6.95446540329848 Burntisland 12.086984317701 Dalmeny 12.49585147351 Kinghorn 13.1439998546632 Aberdour 13.3392361220632 North Queensferry 14.3833962761344 Dalgety Bay 15.0082794626365 Inverkeithing 15.7316327831032 Kirkcaldy 17.9484646860063 Glenrothes With Thornton 23.7022936117453

  27. Looking for a home

  28. Display the properties

  29. Spatial Indexing • Decomposes space into 4 levels of grid • Level 1 is the top • Cells are uniform in a level • A level can be a 4x4, 8x8 or 16x16 grid • 8x8 by default

  30. Table must have a primary key Primary key cannot subsequently be changed. Not on views Maximum of 249 Spatial indexes per column Restrictions

  31. Why have multiple indexes on one column • Where geometry/ geography sizes vary • e.g. Rail routes • Small: Suburban lines • Large: Intercity lines

  32. Supports • STIntersects • STEquals • STDistance • One Geography must be a point • Both sides of the spatial operation must have the same SRID Spatial Indexing

  33. Must specify boundary of spatial area • Additional methods supported • STContains • STOverlaps • STTouches • STWithin Spatial Indexing on a Geometry

  34. CodePlex project • More spatial methods • Aggregations • Scripts http://www.codeplex.com/sqlspatialtools And There’s More!

  35. What I’ve not mentioned • GML • Import and export • M and Z • Can store • Cannot operate. • Other spatial Operations • Geometry has more! • Visualisation • .NET application integration • Data Importing

  36. Slide Deck on my website • http://www.colinmackay.net • Blog posts on Spatial Data • http://blog.colinmackay.net Get More Information

  37. Questions ?

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