I'm working on an old table where polygons are stored as points.
Now, I want to migrate these points to PostGIS and store them as polygons (or multi-polygons).
The table structure is as follows:
loc_id; loc_shape_id; geom;
Here the points for loc_id 29930:
If I now apply a simple ST_MakeLine like the following:
select
st_makeline(geom) as line, loc_id
from (select * from test_regionen_11
order by loc_id, loc_shape_id )
as ordered_points
where loc_id = 29930
group by loc_id
I get this messed up linestring:
Well, does anyone has an idea how I could create multi-linestrings that represent the island in this case?
There is no column or value to distinguish them.
Best Answer
You can try
kmeans-postgresql
. For the installation you can follow this instructions.Kmeans is clustering point data, with a predefined so-called K integer (number
5
in the query).Nevertheless it would be difficult to get correct polygons, because of the irregular distribution of your points.
Maybe you can combine the points and assign them a
gid
or something.