spatialite_network1
Analysis/validation tool for topological networks
Usage
FCspatialite_networkF [0]
[FC-hF
[0]]
[FC-dF
[0]
pathname]
[FC-TF
[0]
table_name]
[FC-fF
[0]
col_name]
[FC-tF
[0]
col_name]
[FC-gF
[0]
col_name]
[FC-cF
[0]
col_name]
[{FC--a-star-supportedF
[0] | FC--a-star-excludedF
[0]}]
[FC-nF
[0]
col_name]
[{FC--bidirectionalF
[0] | FC--unidirectionalF
[0]
[FC--oneway-tofromF
[0]
col_name]
[FC--oneway-fromtoF
[0]
col_name]}]
[FC-oF
[0]
table_name]
[FC--overwrite-outputF
[0]]
Overview
spatialite_network is an analysis / validation tool for topological networks
Options
- FC
-hF[0], FC--helpF[0] -
show help message
- FC
-dF[0] pathname, FC--db-pathF[0] pathname -
the SpatiaLite db path
- FC
-TF[0] table_name, FC--tableF[0] table_name -
the db table to be validated
- FC
-fF[0] col_name, FC--from-columnF[0] col_name -
the column for FromNode
- FC
-tF[0] col_name, FC--to-columnF[0] col_name -
the column for ToNode
- FC
-gF[0] col_name, FC--geometry-columnF[0] col_name -
the column for Geometry
- FC
-cF[0] col_name, FC--cost-columnF[0] col_name -
the column for Cost
if omitted, GLength(g) will be used by default
- FC
--a-star-supportedF[0] -
support the A* algorithm (default)
- FC
--a-star-excludedF[0] -
no support for the A* algorithm
- FC
-nF[0] col_name, FC--name-columnF[0] col_name -
the column for RoadName
- FC
--bidirectionalF[0] -
assume bidirectional arcs (default)
- FC
--unidirectionalF[0] -
don't assume bidirectional arcs
if *bidirectional* each arc connecting FromNode to ToNode is implicitly connecting ToNode to FromNode as well; in this case you can select the following further options: FC
--oneway-tofromF[0] & FC--oneway-fromtoF[0]
- FC
--oneway-tofromF[0] col_name -
OneWay To->From column name
- FC
--oneway-fromtoF[0] col_name -
OneWay From->To column name
both columns are expected to contain BOOLEAN values [1-0]; 1 means that the arc connection in the given direction is valid, otherwise 0 means a forbidden connection
- FC
-oF[0] table_name, FC--output-tableF[0] table_name -
create a permanent NETWORK-DATA table
- FC
--overwrite-outputF[0] -
drop and recreate table_name if it exists
History
- Debian 13 (Trixie): the text shown here
- Debian 12 (Bookworm)
- Debian 11 (Bullseye)
- Debian 10 (Buster)
- Debian 9 (Stretch)
- Debian 8 (Jessie)