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WKT Raster User contributed Functions
- This section contains additional functions not currently in WKT Raster. Some of these may become obsolete as WKT Raster becomes more mature
-- Example use case: /** SELECT p.gis, p.geom, upgis_ptval(r.rast, 1, p.geom) FROM sometableofpts AS p INNER JOIN raster_table As r ON ST_Intersects(p.geom, ST_Envelope(rast)) ***/ CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION upgis_ptval(param_rast raster, param_bnum integer, param_pt geometry) RETURNS float AS $$ DECLARE var_result float = 0; var_rid integer; var_cols integer; var_rows integer;var_c integer; var_r integer; var_upx float; var_upy float; var_sizex float; var_sizey float; BEGIN -- 1 does point intersects chosen tile SELECT ST_Width(param_rast), ST_Height(param_rast), ST_UpperLeftX(param_rast), ST_UpperLeftY(param_rast), ST_PixelSizeX(param_rast), ST_PixelSizeY(param_rast) INTO var_cols, var_rows, var_upx, var_upy, var_sizex, var_sizey WHERE ST_Intersects(ST_Envelope(param_rast), param_pt) LIMIT 1; -- 2 if no return null IF var_cols IS NULL THEN -- no intersection var_result := NULL; ELSE -- 3 find row and column SELECT 1 + floor( ( (ST_X(param_pt) - var_upx) / (var_sizex*var_cols) )*var_cols )::integer, 1 + floor( ( (ST_Y(param_pt) - var_upy)/(var_sizey*var_rows) )*var_rows )::integer INTO var_c, var_r; -- 4 edge case IF var_c = 0 THEN var_c := 1; END IF; IF var_r = 0 THEN var_r := 1; END IF; IF var_c = var_cols + 1 THEN var_c := var_cols; END IF; IF var_r = var_rows + 1 THEN var_r := var_rows; END IF; -- 5 get cell value SELECT ST_Value(param_rast,param_bnum, var_c , var_r ) INTO var_result; END IF; --RAISE NOTICE 'col: %, row: %, val: %, pt: %', var_c, var_r, var_result, ST_AsText(param_pt); RETURN var_result; END $$ LANGUAGE 'plpgsql' IMMUTABLE; COMMENT ON FUNCTION upgis_ptval(raster, integer, geometry) IS 'This function takes as input raster, band_num, point geometry and returns the band pixel value of the cell the point falls in. It assumes the spatial reference system of the geometry and raster are the same.';
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