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Javier Goizueta c293781624 Add comments
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Javier Goizueta 6fa726bcce Sketch of the cdb_population function
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-- Function to obtain an estimate of the population living inside
-- an area (polygon) from the CartoDB Data Observatory
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION cdb_population(area geometry)
RETURNS NUMERIC AS $$
DECLARE
georef_column TEXT;
table_id TEXT;
tag_value TEXT;
table_name TEXT;
column_name TEXT;
population NUMERIC;
BEGIN
-- Note: comments contain pseudo-code that should be implemented
-- Register metadata tables:
-- This would require super-user privileges
/*
SELECT cdb_add_remote_table('observatory', 'bmd_column_table');
SELECT cdb_add_remote_table('observatory', 'bmd_column_2_column');
SELECT cdb_add_remote_table('observatory', 'bmd_table');
SELECT cdb_add_remote_table('observatory', 'bmd_column_table');
SELECT cdb_add_remote_table('observatory', 'bmd_column_tag');
SELECT cdb_add_remote_table('observatory', 'bmd_tag');
*/
tag_value := 'population';
-- Determine the georef column id to be used: it must have type 'geometry',
-- the maximum weight.
-- TODO: in general, multiple columns with maximal weight could be found;
-- we should use the timespan of the table to disambiguate (choose the
-- most recent). Also a rank of geometry columns should be introduced to
-- find select the greatest resolution available.
/*
WITH selected_tables AS (
-- Find tables that have population columns and cover the input area
SELECT tab.id AS id
FROM observatory.bmd_column col,
observatory.bmd_column_table coltab,
observatory.bmd_table tab,
observatory.bmd_tag tag,
observatory.bmd_column_tag coltag
WHERE coltab.column_id = col.id
AND coltab.table_id = tab.id
AND coltag.tag_id = tag.id
AND coltag.column_id = col.id
AND tag.name ILIKE tag_value
AND tab.id = table_id
AND tab.bounds && area;
)
SELECT
FROM bmd_column col
JOIN bmd_table tab ON col.table_id = tab.id
WHERE type = 'geometry'
AND tab.id IN (selected_tables)
ORDER BY weight DESC LIMIT 1;
*/
georef_column := '"us.census.tiger".block_group_2013';
-- Now we will query the metadata to find which actual tables correspond
-- to this datasource and resolution/timespan
-- and choose the 'parent' or more general of them.
/*
SELECT from_table_geoid.id data_table_id
FROM observatory.bmd_column_table from_column_table_geoid,
observatory.bmd_column_table to_column_table_geoid,
observatory.bmd_column_2_column rel,
observatory.bmd_column_table to_column_table_geom,
observatory.bmd_table from_table_geoid,
observatory.bmd_table to_table_geoid,
observatory.bmd_table to_table_geom
WHERE from_column_table_geoid.column_id = to_column_table_geoid.column_id
AND to_column_table_geoid.column_id = rel.from_id
AND rel.reltype = 'geom_ref'
AND rel.to_id = to_column_table_geom.column_id
AND to_column_table_geom.column_id = georef_column
AND from_table_geoid.id = from_column_table_geoid.table_id
AND to_table_geoid.id = to_column_table_geoid.table_id
AND to_table_geom.id = to_column_table_geom.table_id
AND from_table_geoid.bounds && area
ORDER by from_table_geoid.timespan desc
INTO table_id;
*/
table_id := '"us.census.acs".extract_2013_5yr_block_group';
-- Next will fetch the columns of that table that are tagged as population:
-- and get the more general one (not having a parent or denominator)
/*
WITH column_ids AS (
SELECT col.id AS id
FROM observatory.bmd_column col,
observatory.bmd_column_table coltab,
observatory.bmd_table tab,
observatory.bmd_tag tag,
observatory.bmd_column_tag coltag
WHERE coltab.column_id = col.id
AND coltab.table_id = tab.id
AND coltag.tag_id = tag.id
AND coltag.column_id = col.id
AND tag.name ILIKE tag_value
AND tab.id = table_id;
),
excluded_column_ids AS (
SELECT from_id AS id
FROM observatory.bmd_column_2_column
WHERE from_id in (column_ids)
AND reltype in ('parent', 'denominator')
AND to_id in (column_ids)
),
SELECT bmd_table.tablename, bmd_column_table.colname
FROM observatory.bmd_column_table,
observatory.bmd_table
WHERE bmd_column_table.table_id = bmd_table.id
AND bmd_column_table.column_id IN (column_ids)
AND NOT bmd_column_table.column_id IN (exclude_column_ids)
INTO (table_name, column_name);
*/
table_name := 'us_census_acs2013_5yr_block_group';
column_name := 'total_pop';
-- Register the foreign table
-- This would require super-user privileges
-- SELECT cdb_add_remote_table('observatory', table_name);
-- Perform the query
SELECT cdb_crankshaft.cdb_overlap_sum(
area,
table_name,
column_name,
schema_name := 'observatory')
INTO population;
RETURN population;
END;
$$
LANGUAGE plpgsql VOLATILE
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