This blog post discusses how I computed the area values of the features in my spatial tables to improve query/reporting performance during my investigation of SQL Server spatial indexes.
Showing posts with label spatial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spatial. Show all posts
Friday, June 3, 2011
Monday, May 2, 2011
SQL Server Spatial Datums
As part of my investigation of spatial indexes in SQL Server, I performed some analysis on some spatial data sets, so during the import of my spatial data I had to consider the datum for my data, so I thought I would devote this blog post to a dicussion about datums and spatial reference systems in SQL Server.
Labels:
datum,
geoid,
projection,
spatial,
spheroid,
SQL Server,
SRID
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Spatial Index Tuning Scripts
I have posted some of the scripts I used when performing the analysis for my previous post on Spatial Index Tuning in SQL Server
Labels:
index,
scripts,
spatial,
SQL Server,
tuning
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
The Black Art Of Spatial Index Tuning In SQL Server
For my inaugural blog post I have decided to discuss some investigations I have been making recently into tuning spatial indexes in SQL Server.
I have found that while there is a lot of information on teh interwebs about the theory of SQL Server spatial indexes, and the utilities that can be used to tune them, there is very little guidance on what spatial index settings are best suited for different data scenarios, and there is only limited information about the characteristics to consider when tuning these indexes.
As an attempt to provide some guidance I have investigated configuring and tuning spatial indexes on three different spatial data sets which I have discussed as case studies, but before jumping straight into these I think it would be wise to discuss some background aspects to spatial indexing in SQL Server.
Labels:
index,
spatial,
SQL Server,
tuning
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