问题
I'm working on a MYSQL/PHP system where I have the following:
-- a set of latitude, longitude in the form of (lat,lng) stored as text format : (lat1,lng1)#(lat2,lng2)#(lat3,lng3) etc. which is basically a polygon drawn over a googlemap instance stored in the database.
-- a table which stores in a field - a point's coordinates P(plat,plng) which is basically a point where a device is stationed
I need to figure out how many polygons from the first table are within a distance of X kilometers from the point P essentially using MYSQL.
I have come across quite a few Google Map libraries regarding this already, but I intend to resolve this by the quickest method possible - which I assume is via a MYSQL query.
Can anyone please please shed some light regarding this?
I've so far consulted a few examples on geospatial querying - and come up with this :
SELECT user_id, latitude, longitude,
GeomFromText( "POINT(CONCAT_WS(' ',latitude,longitude))" ) AS point,
Contains( GeomFromText( 'POLYGON(-26.167918065075458 28.10680389404297,
- 26.187020810321858 28.091354370117188, -26.199805575765794 28.125,-26.181937320958628 28.150405883789062, -26.160676690299308 28.13220977783203, -26.167918065075458 28.10680389404297)' ) ,
GEOMFromText( "POINT(CONCAT_WS(' ',latitude,longitude))" ) )
FROM user_location
But the problem is it shows a record with lat: -26.136230, long: 28.338850 as well which is way off the polygon's boundaries. Can anyone please guide?
回答1:
I'm not sure if you want to calculate the distance to the nearest corner of the polygon, boundary of the polygon or some notional central point of it. Either way I think the mathmetical solution to this is to use Pythagoras' theorem to work out the proximity of points.
If you have lat1,lng1 and lat2,lng2 expressed in metres I believe that the distance between them is:
SQRT(POW(ABS(lat1 - lat2),2) + POW(ABS(lng1 - lng2),2))
Using an algorithm similar to this you need to decide whether you want to compare your known lat/lng to a single central point of the polygon or to the points of its corners (three times the work!).
MySQL does have a geospatial extension which could be worth looking at. Unfortunately I don't have experience of it.
回答2:
Okay, did this - and it works - might help someone:
SELECT user_id,latitude,longitude,
Contains(
PolyFromText( 'POLYGON((-26.167918065075458 28.10680389404297, -26.187020810321858 28.091354370117188, -26.199805575765794 28.125,-26.181937320958628 28.150405883789062, -26.160676690299308 28.13220977783203, -26.167918065075458 28.10680389404297))' ),
PointFromText(concat("POINT(",latitude," ",longitude,")"))
) as contains
FROM user_location
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Although I agree on expert's views that PostGIS could be a better option.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7461295/find-how-many-googlemap-polygons-near-x-distance-of-a-point