On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 5:48 PM, Alex Milowski <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 8:38 AM, James Fuller
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 4:57 PM, Alex Milowski <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> I've been told that invalid locations are mapped to the poles in
>>> MarkLogic.  For example, when I query on the quadrangle [(-75,0) ,
>>> (-90,15)], I get the following stations:
>>>
>>> NZSP    (-90,0)
>>> VE3CGR-4        (-2147483648,-2147483648)
>>> W2PE-3  (-2147483648,-2147483648)
>>> W8FY-4  (-2147483648,-2147483648)
>>> WA9KCU  (-2147483648,-2147483648)
>>> WB5AOH-2        (-2147483648,-2147483648)
>>>
>>> I data I get from CWOP sometimes has flaws and I don't scrub the data.
>>>  I'd prefer to retain the data asis and for stations that send
>>> nonsense positions, I don't expect them to show up in quadrangle
>>> queries.  That way the stations data will always be available by ID
>>> but they won't show up on a map at the poles where the certainly
>>> aren't located.
>>>
>>> Is there someway to turn this "feature" off?
>>
>> if you check where you setup geospatial index (in admin ui),
>>
>> depending on what version of ML u are using there should be an option
>> for rejecting/ignoring values ... reject means on ingestion that
>> document will not be ingested, ignore is the scenario I believe you
>> want.
>
> In ML 5.0-3, for geospatial attribute pairs, besides the configuration
> of parent element and attribute names, all I see is an option for
> "range value positions".  Is there some setting elsewhere?

opps, this is a feature that is currently in the latest EA program (as
ever there are no guarantees of this showing up in any release).

I really think your use case would help us shape the future version of
ML ... contact me on Monday and I will see what we can do with respect
to getting you on the EA2 beta test program.

J
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