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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/basic/data.rst
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psql city_routing

Install pgRouting and its requirements. (otpionally check the version that is
Install pgRouting and its requirements. (optionally check the version that is
being used)

.. literalinclude:: ../scripts/get_data/setup_city_routing.sh
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Get the data
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Download data form pgRouting download
Download data from pgRouting download
...............................................................................

The exact same data can be found on the OSGeoLive download page.
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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions docs/basic/graphs.rst
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Exercise 3: Use QGIS to view the work
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QGIS is a powerfull tool
QGIS is a powerful tool

If you are using OSGeoLive, then you can find QGIS here:

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.. note:: This is not a QGIS workshop, so the details about how to display
layers are not written in this workshop

.. rubric:: Update the edges table with based on the component number of the vertex
.. rubric:: Update the edges table based on the component number of the vertex

.. literalinclude:: ../scripts/basic/graphs/graphs.sql
:language: sql
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:start-after: see_components4.txt
:end-before: create_vehicle_net1.txt

.. collapse:: Component with maxmum edge count
.. collapse:: Component with maximum edge count

.. literalinclude:: ../scripts/basic/graphs/see_components4.txt

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In particular:

* Get a traveling cost matrix in seconds from the all follwoing ``id`` to all
* Get a traveling cost matrix in seconds from all the following ``id`` to all

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Clarify the cost-matrix instruction.

The sentence uses id as a singular noun and does not clearly identify the source and destination sets. Refer to id values explicitly.

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-* Get a traveling cost matrix in seconds from all the following ``id`` to all
-  the ``id``
+* Get a travel-cost matrix in seconds from all the following ``id`` values to
+  all ``id`` values.
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In `@docs/basic/graphs.rst` at line 648, Update the cost-matrix instruction near
“traveling cost matrix” to refer explicitly to the source and destination id
values, using plural “id” values rather than the singular “id” noun. Preserve
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the ``id``

* |id_1|, |id_2|, |id_3|, |id_4| and |id_5|.
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Based on the query from `Exercise 9: Testing the views`_, create a view to be
able to use on QGIS. (like the one above)

* The results when using ``vehile_net`` is the example.
* The results when using ``vehicle_net`` is the example.

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Fix the subject-verb agreement.

results is plural, but the sentence uses is.

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-* The results when using ``vehicle_net`` is the example.
+* The results from ``vehicle_net`` are used as the example.
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* The results when using ``vehicle_net`` is the example.
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* The other results are left to the reader.

.. rubric:: Solution
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions docs/basic/pedestrian.rst
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The assignment of the vertices identifiers on the source and target columns may
be different, the exercises will use the identifiers value assigned by
``oms2pgrouting``
``osm2pgrouting``

For the workshop, some locations near of the FOSS4G event are going to be used.
For the workshop, some locations near the FOSS4G event are going to be used.
These locations are within this area |osm_map_link|

* |osmid_1| |place_1|
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* |osmid_5| |place_5|

.. note::
Don'f forget to connect to the database, if not connected:
Don't forget to connect to the database, if not connected:

::

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.. literalinclude:: ../scripts/basic/pedestrian/dijkstracost.txt

The sanme results can be obtained from the ``pedestrian_many_to_many`` view:
The same results can be obtained from the ``pedestrian_many_to_many`` view:

.. literalinclude:: ../scripts/basic/pedestrian/pedestrian.sql
:language: sql
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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions docs/basic/sql_function.rst
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.. literalinclude:: ../scripts/basic/sql_function/get_read_geom.txt

Exercise 5: Get the azimuth
Exercise 4: Get the azimuth
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

.. image:: images/sql_function/route_azimuth.png
:width: 300pt
:alt: Route showing azimuth

There are many geometry functions in PostGIS, the workshop coveres some
There are many geometry functions in PostGIS, the workshop covers some
of them like ``ST_AsText``, ``ST_Reverse``, ``ST_EndPoint``, ``ST_Azimuth``.

.. rubric:: Problem
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.. literalinclude:: ../scripts/basic/sql_function/get_azimuth.txt


Exercise 4: Route geometry directionality
Exercise 5: Route geometry directionality
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.. image:: images/sql_function/wrong_directionality.png
:width: 300pt
:alt: wrong direccionality
:alt: wrong directionality

Visually, with the route displayed with arrows, it can be found that there are
arrows that do not match the directionality of the route.
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.. image:: images/sql_function/good_directionality.png
:width: 300pt
:alt: good direccionality
:alt: good directionality

Writing the final function
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In this workshop, costs are going to be manipulated using the ``configuration``
table.

Exercise 4: Create a penalazied view
Exercise 4: Create a penalized view
...............................................................................

.. rubric:: Problem:
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/basic/withPoints.rst
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.. rubric:: Solution

* Build the geometry of the points with the appropiate SRID.
* Build the geometry of the points with the appropriate SRID.
* Get the union of the individual queries

.. literalinclude:: ../scripts/basic/withPoints/withPoints.sql
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* The query from `Exercise 1: Get the nearest edge`_ is used as the inner query
for points.
* Using negative values to avoid conficts with vertices with the same value:
* Using negative values to avoid conflicts with vertices with the same value:

* Routing from point **-1** to point **-2**

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The routing results:

* The query looks like the one on `Exercise 2: Point routing`
* The query looks like the one on `Exercise 2: Point routing`_
* Using PostgreSQL ``format`` to make substitutions.

* The ``points_sql`` value will replace ``%1$s``.
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/general-intro/introduction.rst
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* Previous knowledge: PostgreSQL, PostGIS, pgRouting basic level.
* Equipments: `OSGeoLive <https://live.osgeo.org>`__ (@OSGeoLive_VERSION@)

Aknowledments
Acknowledgments
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.. rubric:: Sponsored by
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions docs/general-intro/overview.rst
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Advantages of the database routing approach are:

* Data and attributes are stored on a PostreSQL database and as such they can be
modified can be modified by many clients.
* Data and attributes are stored on a PostgreSQL database and as such they can be
modified by many clients.
* Data changes can be reflected instantaneously through the routing engine.
There is no need for pre-calculation.
* The “cost” parameter can be dynamically calculated through SQL and its value
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Some of the pgRouting library core features are:

* `Functions based on Dijkstra Algorithm <https://docs.pgrouting.org/latest/en/dijkstra-family.html>`__
* `Functions based on `A* Search Algorithm <https://docs.pgrouting.org/latest/en/aStar-family.html>`__
* `Graph commponent functions <https://docs.pgrouting.org/latest/en/components-family.html>`__
* `Functions based on A* Search Algorithm <https://docs.pgrouting.org/latest/en/aStar-family.html>`__
* `Graph component functions <https://docs.pgrouting.org/latest/en/components-family.html>`__
* `and many more <https://docs.pgrouting.org/latest/en/routingFunctions.html>`_

pgRouting is an open source software available under the GPLv2 license and is
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