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Identifying left & right position relative to centerline

  • May 29, 2019
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jugoslaviaa
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Hi all,

I have a dataset which represents the street curbside. Relative to centerline dataset, I am aiming to identfying the position of curb side (e.g. left right) I have used LeftRightSpatialCalculator to accomplish it. However, all the lines are getting Left as a relative position.

In the attachment, you can find the input data as well as my transformer.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

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ebygomm
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  • May 29, 2019

Which lines are you setting as base and which as candidate?


jdh
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You have it set to single base, but you have many centerline features.


jugoslaviaa
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  • May 29, 2019

Which lines are you setting as base and which as candidate?

I have set the centerline as base and street curbside as candidate.


jdh
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Attached is a sample workspace that determines sideness of curb features to the nearest centerline. This can be simplified if there is attribution linking the two sets of features.

 

 

sidedness.fmw