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Modelling of geometries - one or several? 2D/3D? #10
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To clarify
@ponceta What do you think? |
Same question with
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This is an class diagramm based on the information from the INTERLIS files German, French and the translation made for TEKSI district heating. Notes:
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I believe the definition of 3D is wrong in the data model CURVEPOLYGONZ is a 2D polygon made of straights and arcs with XYZ coordinates, but it is not a 3D object. |
We are not yet at 3D volumes with TEKSI - I think if we want to go that far we would need to discuss this in the technical group. Please at your comments in this discussion: https://github.com/orgs/teksi/discussions/104 |
ALTER TABLE tdh_od.pipe_point ADD COLUMN geometry3d_geometry geometry('COMPOUNDCURVEZ', :SRID); |
https://github.com/teksi/district_heating/pull/1/files#r1609444748 |
Should be corrected with c28066d |
Still open:
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@jbl typing mistake |
@jpdupuy This has the requirement to have the extension " Maybe you can add datamodel/changelogs/0001/00_extensions.sql in your setup script for windows. |
@sjib This extension has been included in our windows setup script |
The SIA405 Fernwaerme Model is modelling geometries Surface and Ligne of OUVRAGE and TRACE with an extra class:
Tthis would allow to have several surfaces and lines for the classes OUVRAGE / TRACE. This would allow to have an e.g. inner and outer surface and if needed lines for drawing details.
Should this be supported in this first version of the module?
We could also just start with one each and see if this is enough during the discussion of your prototype.
Do you want support for 3D geometry?
Currently geomtries are modelled like this:
2D
3D
In TEKSI Wastewater we have changed to 3D
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