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smattheis avatar smattheis commented on June 15, 2024

I think every DBMS solution will do. It's a benefit to use a DBMS with spatial extensions (geometry data structures, spatial index, etc.), but it's not really necessary as you could just store geometries as text (WKT). SpatialLite could be an option for you (https://www.gaia-gis.it/fossil/libspatialite/index). For the import of OSM data into the database, I would refer to Osmosis which is used in Barefoot (http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmosis).

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milad6506 avatar milad6506 commented on June 15, 2024

Dear Sebastian,

special thanks for your answer.

the issue is I tried using spatialite. the functions are not as mature as
those postgis and this led to the point where I decided to directly use
SQLite.
but for the very basic requirement of finding the set of ways in a
predefined vicinity of a point, one may needed four consecutive queries to
be executed in order to find the list ways and their corresponding nodes.
and if you want to check the ways tags another querry is needed.

I also tried multithreaded access to the database but because of the shared
database it was not of much help.

so I was thinking if it is possible to find a solution in between!

Regards;

Milad Hasanvand

Connected Car System Designer @ AIRIC-SAIPA


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SAIPA Group

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I think every DBMS solution will do. It's a benefit to use a DBMS with
spatial extensions (geometry data structures, spatial index, etc.), but
it's not really necessary as you could just store geometries as text (WKT).
SpatialLite could be an option for you (https://www.gaia-gis.it/
fossil/libspatialite/index). For the import of OSM data into the
database, I would refer to Osmosis which is used in Barefoot (
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Osmosis).


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