Difference between revisions of "GIS Resources"
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We have several packages of data to play with. Two of them are for ingestion into PostgreSQL/PostGIS. The third is raster data that will come with a preprepared Tomcat instance. | We have several packages of data to play with. Two of them are for ingestion into PostgreSQL/PostGIS. The third is raster data that will come with a preprepared Tomcat instance. | ||
| − | The first SQL package is a bag of metadata (our PostgreSQL data store will hold both data and metadata). Please find it [http://people.virginia.edu/~ajs6f/code4lib | + | The first SQL package is a bag of metadata (our PostgreSQL data store will hold both data and metadata). Please find it at [http://people.virginia.edu/~ajs6f/code4lib/geonetwork.sql]. |
Those of you on *nix platforms should be able to run this file as SQL against your PostgreSQL instance without change. Be sure that the PostgreSQL commands are available in your shell: | Those of you on *nix platforms should be able to run this file as SQL against your PostgreSQL instance without change. Be sure that the PostgreSQL commands are available in your shell: | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 23 February 2009
We have several packages of data to play with. Two of them are for ingestion into PostgreSQL/PostGIS. The third is raster data that will come with a preprepared Tomcat instance.
The first SQL package is a bag of metadata (our PostgreSQL data store will hold both data and metadata). Please find it at [1].
Those of you on *nix platforms should be able to run this file as SQL against your PostgreSQL instance without change. Be sure that the PostgreSQL commands are available in your shell:
export PATH=/usr/local/pgsql/bin:$PATH
and try:
psql -f geonetwork.sql -U postgres -d postgres
Let me know how this goes.
