Thanks for the answer.
My problem is that I just have the roadparts and nothing to relate them to. I
would like to create polygons with their borders between the roads so every
possible point inside the polygon share the same closest road. But if it isnt
possible I will have to build a raster of rectangels or just points and use the
method you suggested on them.
/Nicklas
2008-12-29 Obe Regina wrote:
>Why wouldn't you use a nearest neighbor calculation as demonstrated here
>(using DISTINCT ON)?>
>>http://postgis.refractions.net/documentation/manual-svn/ST_DWithin.html>
>>Keep in mind ST_DWithin and ST_Distance don't care about whether a geometry
>is a line or polygon or point or collection or whatever. They will always
>consider the minimum distance between 2 geometries.> >ST_DWithin will use a
>spatial index where as ST_Distance will not. So for ST_DWithin to work, you
>have to make the assumption,>the closest road to any point is no more than X
>units away. The bigger you make the X, the less efficient the index search,
>but the less likely you will leave a point out.> >Hope that helps,>Regina
>>From: [email protected]
>>[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
>>[email protected]
>Sent: Monday, December 29, 2008 3:18 AM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [postgis-users] Dividing an area to closest line
>
>>
>
Hallo>
>
My first time writing here.>
>
The case is that I need to find the closest road from every point in the
terrain. The roads are defined in "roadparts". The very best thing would be to
get polygons around every roadpart which I could use on other data to bind it
to the right road.>
>
The only solution I can see is making a raster of small rektangels that I bind
to my roadparts using nearest neighbour-calculations.>
>
My question is if someone has a more efficient and better solution.>
>
Sorry for my bad english>
>
Thanks>
/Nicklas Avén
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