Re: Help creating "corridors"
SPDBA <[email protected]>
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Can you show us the structure of a table containing the codes and the latitude longitude columns? There are ways to take an ordered list of points in a table and generate linestrings as I assume this is what you want to do. https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/338973/postgresql-create-line-from-points Simon 39 Cliff View Drive, Allens Rivulet, 7150, Tasmania, Australia (P) 03 62 396 397 (M) 0418 396 391 (W) www.spdba.com.au On 6 Feb 2025, 18:20, at 18:20, Luca Bertoncello <[email protected]> wrote: >I have a problem and no idea how to solve it... > >So, for everyone knowing general aviation, I'm trying to define the >GAFOR-Routes of Austria and Switzerland. > From the internet site of Austrocontrol (general aviation portal for >Austria) I have a detailled description for these routes, but only "for > >human beings"... >Something like: > >10 LOWI - Mieminger Plateau - Fernpass - Reutte - Pfronten - EDMK 4700 >11 LOWI - Inntal - Landeck - Arlberg - Feldkirch - LOIH 7000 >12 LOWI - Autobahn A12 - LOIK 2600 > >and so on... >LOWI, EDMK, LOIH, LOIK are airfield (ICAO codes). Of course I have the >coordinates of these airfield. >And I have the coordinates of the cities, too. >I think, in OpenStreetMaps I can get the coordinates of other points >(eg.: Mieminger Plateau). > >So, now the problem: I need to create a "corridor" over these regions. >Then I have to export the coordinates as GeoJSON to display the >corridors with Leaflet. > >And, as I sayd, I have no idea how to start solving my problem... ;) > >Thank you very much for your help! >Luca Bertoncello >([email protected])