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8 changes: 8 additions & 0 deletions docs/geospatial.md
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Expand Up @@ -316,6 +316,14 @@ and SedonaDB. DuckDB does not consume this encoding — pick per
destination. The CRS tag defaults to `OGC:CRS84`; pass
`geometry_crs=...` for anything else.

DuckDB compares geometries only when their CRS tags match. Its `ST_Read` tags
GeoJSON `EPSG:4326`, so to test the raster's points against polygons read that
way, retag the polygons with `ST_SetCRS(geom, 'OGC:CRS84')`. GeoJSON's
coordinates are longitude first, which is what `OGC:CRS84` says; `EPSG:4326`
officially puts latitude first. And for now, join the geometry column to a *table* of polygons
through `ST_Point(x, y)` or a copied table; see
[Known issues](limitations.md).

## Where the array paradigm still earns its keep

The boundary is **weight generation**. Applying a regridding is a join;
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Expand Up @@ -56,6 +56,33 @@ Pick your engine:
binds as a native `GEOMETRY` with the CRS attached. See
[Geospatial in SQL](geospatial.md#geoarrow-point-geometry-columns).

**A spatial join on the geometry column fails.**

- *Symptom:* joining a registered table's `geometry` column to a
table of polygons (`JOIN regions r ON ST_Within(t.geometry,
r.geom)`, or the same polygon through a subquery) raises
`NotImplementedException: Pushdown Filter Type EXPRESSION_FILTER
is not currently supported in PyArrow Scans`. DuckDB's spatial
join pushes a filter on the column into its Arrow scan, which
can't take it. A constant polygon works.
- *What to do:* build the point in the join,
`ST_Within(ST_SetCRS(ST_Point(t.x, t.y), 'OGC:CRS84'), r.geom)`,
or copy what you need into DuckDB first (`CREATE TABLE ... AS`)
and join the copy.

**Geometries with different CRS tags don't compare.**

- *Symptom:* `ST_Within` raises "Cannot call function 'ST_Within'
with geometries of different coordinate reference systems" when
the polygons come from `ST_Read`, which tags GeoJSON
`EPSG:4326`, while the registered points carry the default
`OGC:CRS84`.
- *What to do:* retag the polygons, `ST_SetCRS(geom, 'OGC:CRS84')`.
Both tags are WGS84, but `EPSG:4326` officially puts latitude
first, while GeoJSON and the registered points put longitude
first, as `OGC:CRS84` says. (Tagging the points `EPSG:4326`
instead would mislead a later `ST_Transform`.)

=== "Polars"

**Float `is_in` literals lose precision.**
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Expand Up @@ -112,6 +112,64 @@ def test_duckdb_st_within_on_geometry_column(grid, spatial_con):
assert got == (expected.size, round(float(expected.mean()), 3))


_POLYGON = (
"POLYGON ((-58.1 -28.75, -56.9 -28.75, -56.9 -27.9, "
"-58.1 -27.9, -58.1 -28.75))"
)


def test_duckdb_spatial_join_needs_a_point_or_a_table(grid, spatial_con):
"""Joining the geometry column to a table of polygons fails inside
DuckDB's Arrow scan, which can't take the filter the spatial join
pushes into it. Building the point in the join, or copying the table
into DuckDB first, works. When DuckDB fixes this, the first assertion
fails: drop the workarounds from the docs then."""
duckdb = pytest.importorskip("duckdb")
con, _ = spatial_con
con.execute(
"CREATE TABLE regions AS "
f"SELECT ST_SetCRS(ST_GeomFromText('{_POLYGON}'), 'OGC:CRS84') AS geom"
)
want = int(((grid.y >= -28.75) & (grid.y <= -27.9)).sum()) * grid.sizes["x"]

with pytest.raises(duckdb.NotImplementedException, match="PyArrow"):
con.execute(
"SELECT count(*) FROM t JOIN regions r ON ST_Within(t.geometry, r.geom)"
).fetchone()
got = con.execute(
"SELECT count(*) FROM t JOIN regions r ON "
"ST_Within(ST_SetCRS(ST_Point(t.x, t.y), 'OGC:CRS84'), r.geom)"
).fetchone()
assert got == (want,)
con.execute("CREATE TABLE copied AS FROM t")
got = con.execute(
"SELECT count(*) FROM copied c JOIN regions r ON ST_Within(c.geometry, r.geom)"
).fetchone()
assert got == (want,)


def test_duckdb_compares_only_matching_crs_tags(grid):
"""DuckDB's ST_Read tags GeoJSON as EPSG:4326, and ST_Within refuses
to compare it with the points' OGC:CRS84 tag. Retagging the polygon
OGC:CRS84, the longitude-first order GeoJSON uses, makes them compare."""
duckdb = pytest.importorskip("duckdb")
con = duckdb.connect()
try:
con.execute("INSTALL spatial; LOAD spatial;")
except duckdb.Error:
pytest.skip("duckdb spatial extension unavailable")
xql.register(con, "t", grid, geometry=("x", "y"))
polygon = f"ST_SetCRS(ST_GeomFromText('{_POLYGON}'), 'EPSG:4326')"

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# DuckDB Spatial Extension

🚧 WORK IN PROGRESS 🚧

Table of contents

  * DuckDB Spatial Extension
  * What is this?
  * How do I get it?
    * Through the DuckDB CLI
    * Development builds
    * Building from source
  * Example Usage
  * Supported Functions
  * Internals and Technical Details
  * Limitations and Roadmap

# What is this?

This is a prototype of a geospatial extension for DuckDB that adds support for working with spatial data and functions in the form of a `GEOMETRY` type based on the &quot;Simple Features&quot; geometry model, as well as non-standard specialized columnar DuckDB native geometry types that provide better compression and faster execution in exchange for flexibility.

Please note that this extension is still in a very early stage of development, and the internal storage format for the geometry types may change indiscriminately between commits. We are actively working on it, and we welcome both contributions and feedback. Please see the function table or the roadmap entries for the current implementation status.

If you or your organization have any interest in sponsoring development of this extension, or have any particular use cases you&#39;d like to see prioritized or supported, please consider sponsoring the DuckDB foundation or contacting DuckDB Labs for commercial support.

# How do I get it?

## Through the DuckDB CLI

You can install the extension for DuckDB through the DuckDB CLI like you would do for other first party extensions. Simply execute: `INSTALL spatial; LOAD spatial`!

## Development builds

You can also grab the lastest builds directly from the CI runs or the release page here on GitHub and install manually.

Once you have downloaded the extension for your platform, you need to:

  * Unzip the archive
  * Start duckdb with the `-unsigned` flag to allow loading unsigned extensions. (This won&#39;t be neccessary in the future)
  * Run `INSTALL &#39;absolute/or/relative/path/to/the/unzipped/extension&#39;;`
  * The extension is now installed, you can now load it with `LOAD spatial;` whenever you want to use it.

You can also build the extension yourself following the instructions below.

## Building from source

This extension is based on the DuckDB extension template.

Dependencies

You need a recent version of CMake (3.20) and a C++11 compatible compiler. You also need OpenSSL on your system. On ubuntu you can install it with `sudo apt install libssl-dev`, on macOS you can install it with `brew install openssl`. Note that brew installs openssl in a non-standard location, so you may need to set a `OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR=$(brew --prefix openssl)` environment variable when building.

We bundle all the other required dependencies in the `third_party` directory, which should be automatically built and statically linked into the extension. This may take some time the first time you build, but subsequent builds should be much faster.

We also highly recommend that you install Ninja which you can select when building by setting the `GEN=ninja` environment variable.
    
    git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/duckdb/duckdb-spatial
    cd duckdb-spatial
    make debug

You can then invoke the built DuckDB (with the extension statically linked):
    
    ./build/debug/duckdb

Please see the Makefile for more options, or the extension template documentation for more details.

# Example Usage

Please see the example for an example on how to use the extension.

# Supported Functions and Documentation

The full list of functions and their documentation is available in the function reference

# Limitations and Roadmap

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### Working with Geometries in Different Coordinate Reference Systems

One benefit of tracking CRSs as part of the type system is that it prevents a lot of common mistakes that can occur when working with geometries from different coordinate systems. Most spatial functions that operate on multiple `GEOMETRY` values verify that all input expressions have the same CRS before performing the operation. Similarly, `GEOMETRY` columns can only be implicitly cast to and from other `GEOMETRY` columns if the source or the target don&#39;t have a CRS specified.

To convert a geometry from one CRS to another, you can use the `ST_Transform(geom, crs)` function from the `spatial` extension.
    
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    SELECT ST_Transform(&#39;POINT(4.897070 52.377956)&#39;::GEOMETRY(&#39;OGC:CRS84&#39;), &#39;EPSG:3857&#39;) AS transformed;
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    ┌────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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    ├────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    │ POINT (545139.3387790163 6868755.38408516) │
    └────────────────────────────────────────────┘
    `

You can also use the `ST_SetCRS(geom, crs)` function to assign a CRS to a geometry that doesn&#39;t have one, or to reassign a CRS without transforming coordinates (e.g., when the data is already in the correct coordinate system but lacks the correct CRS).
    
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# DuckDB Spatial Extension

🚧 WORK IN PROGRESS 🚧

Table of contents

  * DuckDB Spatial Extension
  * What is this?
  * How do I get it?
    * Through the DuckDB CLI
    * Development builds
    * Building from source
  * Example Usage
  * Supported Functions
  * Internals and Technical Details
  * Limitations and Roadmap

# What is this?

This is a prototype of a geospatial extension for DuckDB that adds support for working with spatial data and functions in the form of a `GEOMETRY` type based on the &quot;Simple Features&quot; geometry model, as well as non-standard specialized columnar DuckDB native geometry types that provide better compression and faster execution in exchange for flexibility.

Please note that this extension is still in a very early stage of development, and the internal storage format for the geometry types may change indiscriminately between commits. We are actively working on it, and we welcome both contributions and feedback.   * The extension is now installed, you can now load it with `LOAD spatial;` whenever you want to use it.

You can also build the extension yourself following the instructions below.

## Building from source

This extension is based on the DuckDB extension template.

Dependencies

You need a recent version of CMake (3.20) and a C++11 compatible compiler. You also need OpenSSL on your system. On ubuntu you can install it with `sudo apt install libssl-dev`, on macOS you can install it with `brew install openssl`. Note that brew installs openssl in a non-standard location, so you may need to set a `OPENSSL_ROOT_DIR=$(brew --prefix openssl)` environment variable when building.

We bundle all the other required dependencies in the `third_party` directory, which should be automatically built and statically linked into the extension. This may take some time the first time you build, but subsequent builds should be much faster.

We also highly recommend that you install Ninja which you can select when building by setting the `GEN=ninja` environment variable.
    
    git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/duckdb/duckdb-spatial
    cd duckdb-spatial
    make debug

You can then invoke the built DuckDB (with the extension statically linked):
    
    ./build/debug/duckdb

Please see the Makefile for more options, or the extension template documentation for more details.

# Example Usage

Please see the example for an example on how to use the extension.

# Supported Functions and Documentation

The full list of functions and their documentation is available in the function reference

# Limitations and Roadmap

The main limitations of this extension currently are:

  * No support for spherical geometry (e.g. lat/lon coordinates)
  * No support for spatial indexing

These are all things that we want to address eventually, have a look at the open issues and roadmap entries for more details. Please feel free to also open an issue if you have a specific use case that you would like to see supported.

# Internals and Technical Details

Please see the internals documentation for more details on the internal workings of the extension.</excerpt>
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Raise the DuckDB minimum to the 1.5 line.

The DuckDB 1.4 spatial branch does not support CRS tags or ST_SetCRS; its source states that SRIDs are ignored. The test calls ST_SetCRS, so a supported DuckDB 1.4 installation can fail before it checks CRS behavior.

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minimal, and validate.

Review comment at @tests/test_geometry.py at line 162:
Raise the project’s DuckDB minimum dependency from 1.4.0 to 1.5.0 so the
ST_SetCRS usage in the polygon test is supported; update the existing DuckDB
requirement declaration without changing the test logic.

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query = "SELECT count(*) FROM t WHERE ST_Within(geometry, {})"

with pytest.raises(duckdb.BinderException, match="coordinate reference"):
con.execute(query.format(polygon)).fetchone()
retagged = f"ST_SetCRS({polygon}, 'OGC:CRS84')"
inside = (grid.y >= -28.75) & (grid.y <= -27.9)
want = int(inside.sum()) * grid.sizes["x"]
assert con.execute(query.format(retagged)).fetchone() == (want,)


def test_geopandas_consumes_native_points(grid):
gpd = pytest.importorskip("geopandas")

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