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Is-it possible to do a Dynamic Segmentation on descriptive tables?

  • November 16, 2017
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Hi,

In the question https://knowledge.safe.com/questions/44413/lineonlineoverlayer-in-dynamic-segmentation.html

LineOnlineOverLayer is used to have the desired table. If I have the same first 2 tables (without geometries) and I’d like to do the segmentation before creating geometries to get the desired result like in the example, Is-it possible to do that?

thanks

Best answer by markatsafe

You can build a false geometry using the from/to values for the X coordinate (used the ID for Y) and then use the Intersector. You can avoid the conflict with the from/to attributes as described in the referenced article by recovering the start and end coordinate value. I've attached an example 2017.1 workspace.

dynamicsegmentationexample.fmw

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  • November 17, 2017

You can build a false geometry using the from/to values for the X coordinate (used the ID for Y) and then use the Intersector. You can avoid the conflict with the from/to attributes as described in the referenced article by recovering the start and end coordinate value. I've attached an example 2017.1 workspace.

dynamicsegmentationexample.fmw

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  • November 18, 2017

it's work. Thanks for your help.

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