My models.py
has User and Business models that have this field:
location = PointField(geography=True)
I'm getting Google Maps coordinates (in EPSG 4326) via Geocode service from an address which the user specifies.
Then I'm saving it in the above field (also EPSG 4326).
Now, what I want is to get all Business objects within a specified radius (of 1km for example), based on the user location:
Business.gis.filter(location__distance_lt=(request.user.location, D(km=1)))
But it doesn't work, it gives me this error:
ValueError: SpatiaLite does not support distance queries on geometry fields with a geodetic coordinate system. Distance objects; use a numeric value of your distance in degrees instead.
So, does anyone know how to properly solve this? Thanks in advance!
Theory:
This is a pretty obscure error related to those two:
- GeoDjango dwithin errors when using django.contrib.gis.measure.D
- Geodjango distance query not retrieving correct results
Since you are using geodetic coordinate systems (like the EPSG 4326) you need to provide the distance in degrees.
Here is a very good explanation on how to transform km to degrees accurately enough: How do I convert kilometres to degrees in Geodjango/GEOS?
Finally I would suggest to use the dwithin
.
Praxis:
1km ~= 0.008 deg
The query now should look:
Business.gis.filter(location__dwithin=(request.user.location, 0.008))
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40948532/geodjango-spatialite-filtering-nearby-objects