Which industry has/needs the most challenging sql queries?

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  • PolygonDistances

    Create distance-from-country maps using a nonstandard(?) technique that projects longitude and latitude to 3D, performs the computations there, and then projects back to longitude and latitude

  • The fastest thing I've found so far is to rasterize the data, project the points into 3D, create a KDTree, compute the straight line distances, and convert those to spherical distances, all using numpy with python (not SQL), but I wonder if I'm missing something. My work so far: https://github.com/barrycarter/PolygonDistances/

  • bcapps

  • OK, so how do I do this exactly? I was under the impression that creating distance-based contours (not degree-based contours) using polygons was difficult. Is there an easy way to do this in QGIS (or even GRASS) that I'm missing? My sort of attempt to do this ages ago is https://github.com/barrycarter/bcapps/tree/master/STACK/bc-buffer-land.grass but I'm pretty sure I never got it working and I ended up using an existing file instead of creating my own.

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