Can anyone explain to me why the following SPARQL query against a Fuseki service, which exposes a spatial dataset, with the spatial data indexed in SOLR transposes the coordinates when it passes the query to SOLR?
PREFIX spatial: <http://jena.apache.org/spatial#> SELECT * WHERE { ?place spatial:nearby (53.782974 -1.760434 100 'km') . } In SOLR, I have items indexed with a uri and geo field (which is defined as a location_rpt) eg: { "uri": "http://uri removed from here", "geo": [ "53.7829742431641 -1.76043450832367" ], "_version_": 1484766006125527000 }, { "uri": "http://uri removed from here", "geo": [ "53.578800201416 -1.78437972068787" ], "_version_": 1484766006126575600 } I'd expect it to pass to solr something like: IsWithin(Circle(53.782974 -1.760434)) But on the SOLR machine, it logs to the console: INFO org.apache.solr.core.SolrCore – [spatialcollection] webapp=/solr path=/select params={q=*:*&wt=javabin&fq=geo:"IsWithin(Circle(-1.760434+53.782974+d%3D0.089932))+distErrPct%3D0"&version=2} hits=0 status=0 QTime=2 This then doesn't return any data, however if I transpose the coordinates, it returns matched items. This would seem like in order to find (lat long) I need to search for (long lat). Thanks Tim
