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 arunraj2308
		
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		Hi ,
I need to find out if a point is inside or outside a polygon. Suppose I have a square with the following co-ordinates :
0,0
0,2
2,2
2,0
Is there a way in Load script, I can identify whether or not point (x,y) is inside or outside the square? So if my point is (1,1) then it should return 'Inside' and if my point is (3,3) it should return 'outside'.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards
A
Why 1,1 and 3,3 only.. Is there any logic to pick only those or does they coming from another field?
 
					
				
		
 MarcoWedel
		
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		What kind of polygons do you have?
If only squares then one condition might be simply:
x>=x1 and x<=x2 and y>=y1 and y<=y2
Please post some sample data (tables and fields) and your expected result to test with.
thanks
regards
Marco
 arunraj2308
		
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		Hi Anil,
No 1,1 and 3,3 were just examples. It is not necessary that the shape is a square. It can have any number of vertices.
Not really, Sure how Polygon values are setting up. Are you loading any earth data using boudaries from in and out??
 arunraj2308
		
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		Hi Marco,
You are right, that condition will work for a square.
Unfortunately it can be any shape. eg: pentagon, hexagon . with any number of vertices.
I will be given the latitude longitude co-ordinates of an area of any shape for example:
Tab1:
Area_Latitude, Area_Longitude
51.717772, 0.906372
51.690096, -0.494385
51.372295, -0.543823
51.262431, -0.175781
51.2074, 0.340576
51.512674, 0.038452
I need to show whether the customer address falls within the above area or not.
Tab2:
CustomerID, Cust_Latitude, Cust_Latitude
1, 51.499305, -0.137329
2, 51.478783, 0.164795
Result:
CustomerID, Cust_Latitude, Cust_Latitude, Inside_OutsideAreaIndicator
1, 51.499305, -0.137329, Inside Area
2, 51.478783, 0.164795, Outside Area
KInd Regards
Arun
 arunraj2308
		
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		Hi Anil,
You are right, I will be given latitude longitude co-ordinates.
I will be given the latitude longitude co-ordinates of an area of any shape for example:
Tab1:
Area_Latitude, Area_Longitude
51.717772, 0.906372
51.690096, -0.494385
51.372295, -0.543823
51.262431, -0.175781
51.2074, 0.340576
51.512674, 0.038452
I need to show whether the customer address falls within the above area or not.
Tab2:
CustomerID, Cust_Latitude, Cust_Latitude
1, 51.499305, -0.137329
2, 51.478783, 0.164795
Result:
CustomerID, Cust_Latitude, Cust_Latitude, Inside_OutsideAreaIndicator
1, 51.499305, -0.137329, Inside Area
2, 51.478783, 0.164795, Outside Area
