PostGeoDa
  • PostGeoDa (beta)
  • 0. 🖥️ Installation
  • 1. 🗺️ Choropleth Mapping
    • 1.1 Basic Mapping
    • 1.2 Rate Mapping
    • 1.3 Spatial Rate Mapping
  • 2. 🌐 Spatial Weights
    • 2.1 Contiguity-Based Weights
    • 2.2 Distance-Based Weights
    • 2.3 Kernel Weights
  • 3. 💠 Local Spatial Autocorrelation
    • 3.1 Local Moran
    • 3.2 Local Geary
    • 3.3 Local Getis-Ord G
    • 3.4 Local Join Count
    • 3.5 Quantile LISA
  • 4. 💠 Local Spatial Autocorrelation -Multivariate
    • 4.1 Local Neighbor Match Test
    • 4.2 Multivariate Local Geary
    • 4.3 Bivariate Local Join Count
    • 4.4 Multivariate Local Join Count
    • 4.5 Multivariate Quantile LISA
  • 5. 🌌 Spatial Clustering
    • 5.1 SKATER
    • 5.2 REDCAP
  • 6. ✨ Cluster Analysis
    • 6.1 HDBScan
    • 6.2 Fast K-Medoids
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  • Dependencies
  • Enabling PostGeoDa

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0. 🖥️ Installation

Install from source

To build from source, your PostgreSQL server needs to include the development headers and utilities.

With git, cmake and build essential tools on Linux and Mac OS, one can build and install PostGeoDa extension from source: 

git clone --recursive https://github.com/geodacenter/postgeoda
cd postgeoda
mkdir build
cd build

cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
make
make install

Dependencies

PostGeoDa has no dependencies.

Enabling PostGeoDa

After installation, you need to enable PostGeoDa in each database that you want to use. Run the following SQL when you connect to your database:

CREATE EXTENSION postgeoda;
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