neo4j-spatial

I am using Neo4J Spatial cypher queries to find users in a 25KM radius, and among them find those who have the same hometown as I do. I used the following query: START u=node(5),node=node:geom('withinDistance:[17.3,78.3,25.0]') MATCH (u)-[:hometown]->()<-[:hometown]-(o) RETURN o; This query doesn't work the way I intended. It identifies all user nodes in the given radius and executes the same MATCH query, which is specific to user with node ID 5, for each of those nodes. Splitting this problem into two parts, this is what I would like to combine. First part, identify all users in a 25 KM

I'm new to Neo4j and cypher. I have many nodes, that i want to add to a spatial layer. This is what i tried with cypher : Creating Nodes from a csv file load csv with headers from "file:///green_tripdata_2015-02.csv" as line create(pl:pickup_location{lat:line.Pickup_latitude,lon:line.Pickup_longitude}); Spatial Layer Creation CALL spatial.addPointLayer('nyc'); and then : MATCH (pl:pickup_location) WITH collect(pl) AS pickup CALL spatial.addNodes('nyc',pickup) YIELD count RETURN count and i get this error : Neo.ClientError.Statement.PropertyNotFound: NODE[397] has no property with propertyKeyId

I have a graph with spatial data using the spatial plugin. This graph has "Threat Zones" (Polygons) which can be on top of the other so they also have a z-index property. Each "Threat Zone" is attached to 1 to N threat scenarios, sometimes multiple "Threat Zones" are attached to the same threat scenario, with different properties. I'm trying to get the top threat zone for each threat scenario, based on the z-index, for a specific location. This is my current query which is almost perfect: MATCH (asset:Asset{name:'Asset Name'})-[]-(ara:AssetRiskAssessment) WITH asset, ara CALL spatial

My question is most certainly a duplicate of Neo4j Spatial - How To Delete A Node , but it has not yet been solved. To my understanding removing a node from a spatial index is currently not implemented (not documented) within the neo4j-spatial-plugin. Now my questions would be: "How do I do this myself?" I can see all the nodes of the index, but how do I query that very node that refers to the node I want to delete? And furthermore: May I just delete that node from the index without harming anything else? Thanks :-) Mit Bhatt Yes. You are correct. As this link says,this is a known issue and