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postgis - ST_Intersects not working, different measurement system


Get PostGIS versionPOSTGIS: ERROR: Operation on mixed SRID geometries. Trying to find overlapping geoms with two different SRIDS/tablesOptimize PostGIS query, ST_IntersectsPostGIS ST_Intersects not returning valuesOptimizing ST_Intersects in PostgreSQL(PostGIS)ST_DWithin optimization for multiple SRIDsPOSTGIS unwanted results with St_INTERSECTS and ST_CROSSESCalling postgis ST_DWithin in a rails queryPOSTGIS multiple polygons ST_Intersects checkPostGIS st_intersects() and spatial index






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I have 2 tables, parcels and units. Parcels is in Meters, and Units is in Feet



I'm attempting the following:



SELECT p.pin, ST_AsGeoJSON(ST_Transform(p.geom,4326)) as geojson
FROM susquehanna_parcels p, units_pa u
WHERE ST_Intersects(p.geom, u.the_geom)
AND u.unit_name='Traver E North 07-081'


I'm not getting any results because the measurement system is off. You can see I"m trying to get a decimal degrees out (which works in other queries), but since there aren't any intersections with the data, there are no results.



How can I convert either p.geom to feet on the fly or u.the_geom to meters on the fly so the ST_Intersects can work properly?










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    I have 2 tables, parcels and units. Parcels is in Meters, and Units is in Feet



    I'm attempting the following:



    SELECT p.pin, ST_AsGeoJSON(ST_Transform(p.geom,4326)) as geojson
    FROM susquehanna_parcels p, units_pa u
    WHERE ST_Intersects(p.geom, u.the_geom)
    AND u.unit_name='Traver E North 07-081'


    I'm not getting any results because the measurement system is off. You can see I"m trying to get a decimal degrees out (which works in other queries), but since there aren't any intersections with the data, there are no results.



    How can I convert either p.geom to feet on the fly or u.the_geom to meters on the fly so the ST_Intersects can work properly?










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      I have 2 tables, parcels and units. Parcels is in Meters, and Units is in Feet



      I'm attempting the following:



      SELECT p.pin, ST_AsGeoJSON(ST_Transform(p.geom,4326)) as geojson
      FROM susquehanna_parcels p, units_pa u
      WHERE ST_Intersects(p.geom, u.the_geom)
      AND u.unit_name='Traver E North 07-081'


      I'm not getting any results because the measurement system is off. You can see I"m trying to get a decimal degrees out (which works in other queries), but since there aren't any intersections with the data, there are no results.



      How can I convert either p.geom to feet on the fly or u.the_geom to meters on the fly so the ST_Intersects can work properly?










      share|improve this question














      I have 2 tables, parcels and units. Parcels is in Meters, and Units is in Feet



      I'm attempting the following:



      SELECT p.pin, ST_AsGeoJSON(ST_Transform(p.geom,4326)) as geojson
      FROM susquehanna_parcels p, units_pa u
      WHERE ST_Intersects(p.geom, u.the_geom)
      AND u.unit_name='Traver E North 07-081'


      I'm not getting any results because the measurement system is off. You can see I"m trying to get a decimal degrees out (which works in other queries), but since there aren't any intersections with the data, there are no results.



      How can I convert either p.geom to feet on the fly or u.the_geom to meters on the fly so the ST_Intersects can work properly?







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          If parcels is in meter and units in feet, as long as the measure unit depends on the SRID, they aren't in the same SRID. You should make sure both geoms are in the same SRID if you are checking if they intersect.



          SELECT p.pin, ST_AsGeoJSON(ST_Transform(p.geom,4326)) as geojson
          FROM susquehanna_parcels p, units_pa u
          WHERE ST_Intersects(ST_Transform(p.geom, 4326), ST_Transform(u.the_geom, 4326))
          AND u.unit_name='Traver E North 07-081'


          I used EPSG 4326 here because is the same you used before but any other should be fine as long as is the same for both geoms inside ST_Intersects






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          • This still doesn't work for me. However, I did notice during the import of the data into postgis using shp2pgsql that it used SRID 2271, so not sure if that makes a difference.

            – Photovor
            Mar 29 at 12:53











          • Maybe one of your geoms does not have any SRID defined because it was not set properly in the shp2pgsql. You can set the SRID with ST_setSRID or check if the SRID is correct with ST_SRID

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          If parcels is in meter and units in feet, as long as the measure unit depends on the SRID, they aren't in the same SRID. You should make sure both geoms are in the same SRID if you are checking if they intersect.



          SELECT p.pin, ST_AsGeoJSON(ST_Transform(p.geom,4326)) as geojson
          FROM susquehanna_parcels p, units_pa u
          WHERE ST_Intersects(ST_Transform(p.geom, 4326), ST_Transform(u.the_geom, 4326))
          AND u.unit_name='Traver E North 07-081'


          I used EPSG 4326 here because is the same you used before but any other should be fine as long as is the same for both geoms inside ST_Intersects






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          • This still doesn't work for me. However, I did notice during the import of the data into postgis using shp2pgsql that it used SRID 2271, so not sure if that makes a difference.

            – Photovor
            Mar 29 at 12:53











          • Maybe one of your geoms does not have any SRID defined because it was not set properly in the shp2pgsql. You can set the SRID with ST_setSRID or check if the SRID is correct with ST_SRID

            – CarlosAlbaladejo
            Mar 29 at 20:24
















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          If parcels is in meter and units in feet, as long as the measure unit depends on the SRID, they aren't in the same SRID. You should make sure both geoms are in the same SRID if you are checking if they intersect.



          SELECT p.pin, ST_AsGeoJSON(ST_Transform(p.geom,4326)) as geojson
          FROM susquehanna_parcels p, units_pa u
          WHERE ST_Intersects(ST_Transform(p.geom, 4326), ST_Transform(u.the_geom, 4326))
          AND u.unit_name='Traver E North 07-081'


          I used EPSG 4326 here because is the same you used before but any other should be fine as long as is the same for both geoms inside ST_Intersects






          share|improve this answer

























          • This still doesn't work for me. However, I did notice during the import of the data into postgis using shp2pgsql that it used SRID 2271, so not sure if that makes a difference.

            – Photovor
            Mar 29 at 12:53











          • Maybe one of your geoms does not have any SRID defined because it was not set properly in the shp2pgsql. You can set the SRID with ST_setSRID or check if the SRID is correct with ST_SRID

            – CarlosAlbaladejo
            Mar 29 at 20:24














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          If parcels is in meter and units in feet, as long as the measure unit depends on the SRID, they aren't in the same SRID. You should make sure both geoms are in the same SRID if you are checking if they intersect.



          SELECT p.pin, ST_AsGeoJSON(ST_Transform(p.geom,4326)) as geojson
          FROM susquehanna_parcels p, units_pa u
          WHERE ST_Intersects(ST_Transform(p.geom, 4326), ST_Transform(u.the_geom, 4326))
          AND u.unit_name='Traver E North 07-081'


          I used EPSG 4326 here because is the same you used before but any other should be fine as long as is the same for both geoms inside ST_Intersects






          share|improve this answer













          If parcels is in meter and units in feet, as long as the measure unit depends on the SRID, they aren't in the same SRID. You should make sure both geoms are in the same SRID if you are checking if they intersect.



          SELECT p.pin, ST_AsGeoJSON(ST_Transform(p.geom,4326)) as geojson
          FROM susquehanna_parcels p, units_pa u
          WHERE ST_Intersects(ST_Transform(p.geom, 4326), ST_Transform(u.the_geom, 4326))
          AND u.unit_name='Traver E North 07-081'


          I used EPSG 4326 here because is the same you used before but any other should be fine as long as is the same for both geoms inside ST_Intersects







          share|improve this answer












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          • This still doesn't work for me. However, I did notice during the import of the data into postgis using shp2pgsql that it used SRID 2271, so not sure if that makes a difference.

            – Photovor
            Mar 29 at 12:53











          • Maybe one of your geoms does not have any SRID defined because it was not set properly in the shp2pgsql. You can set the SRID with ST_setSRID or check if the SRID is correct with ST_SRID

            – CarlosAlbaladejo
            Mar 29 at 20:24


















          • This still doesn't work for me. However, I did notice during the import of the data into postgis using shp2pgsql that it used SRID 2271, so not sure if that makes a difference.

            – Photovor
            Mar 29 at 12:53











          • Maybe one of your geoms does not have any SRID defined because it was not set properly in the shp2pgsql. You can set the SRID with ST_setSRID or check if the SRID is correct with ST_SRID

            – CarlosAlbaladejo
            Mar 29 at 20:24

















          This still doesn't work for me. However, I did notice during the import of the data into postgis using shp2pgsql that it used SRID 2271, so not sure if that makes a difference.

          – Photovor
          Mar 29 at 12:53





          This still doesn't work for me. However, I did notice during the import of the data into postgis using shp2pgsql that it used SRID 2271, so not sure if that makes a difference.

          – Photovor
          Mar 29 at 12:53













          Maybe one of your geoms does not have any SRID defined because it was not set properly in the shp2pgsql. You can set the SRID with ST_setSRID or check if the SRID is correct with ST_SRID

          – CarlosAlbaladejo
          Mar 29 at 20:24






          Maybe one of your geoms does not have any SRID defined because it was not set properly in the shp2pgsql. You can set the SRID with ST_setSRID or check if the SRID is correct with ST_SRID

          – CarlosAlbaladejo
          Mar 29 at 20:24





















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