Hi Otis,
Yes, My data is in HBASE and I just need a fast Spatial Index where I can do
lookups and then take the ID's back to HBASE to retrieve the results. HBASE
doesn't support polygon searches that I'm aware of. You can do bounding box
queries but that doesn't meet my requirements. I thought a
David,
I appreciate your time. I'm going to take a crack at the Lucene sharded
index approach and will let you know how I fare. Thanks again
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Thanks guys!
David,
In general and in your opinion would Lucene Spatial be the way to go to
index hundreds of terabytes of spatial data that continually grows. Mostly
point data, mostly structured, however, could be polygons. The searches
would be within or contains in a polygon.
Do you have a
Thanks for your response! I appreciate it.
There will be cases where I want to "AND or OR" the query between HBASE and
Lucene. Would it make sense to custom code querying both repositories at
the same time or sequentiallyOr are there any tools out there to do
this?
Basically I'm thinking
Hello,
I have point data (lat/lon) stored in hbase/hadoop and would like to query
the data spatially with polygons. (If I pass in a few polygons find me all
the records that exist within these polygons. I need it to support polygons
not just box queries). Hadoop doesn't really have much support
