geo-bound | Particle Firmware for GPS Tracking
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Geo-Bound: A Particle Firmware for GPS Tracking that saves readings offline and then sends when cell comes available
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QUESTION
I have created a map using leaflet
in R. It is a map of the United States with polygons being zip code level. I want to color the zip codes using a continuous color palette based on some value. I have followed the example here and have successfully mapped each zip code with a continuous color using the colorNumeric
function like this:
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Answered 2018-Feb-10 at 06:10Since the sample above is not enough to have a demonstration, I decided to use one of the dummy data that I used for other leaflet related questions. I hope you do not mind that. Given what you said, you need to create two layers in your map. One for a continuous variable, and the other for a discrete variable. This means that you need to create two sets of colors. As you used, you want to use colorNumeric()
for the continuous variable. You want to use colorFactor()
for the discrete variable. In my sample code, I create a new discrete variable called group
. Once you finish creating the color palettes, you want to draw a map. You need to use addPolygons()
twice. Make sure that you use group
. This is going to appear in the layer control button on the right upper corner. As far as I know, we cannot display one legend only at the moment. I came across this issue before and concluded that we have no choice at the moment. I hope this demonstration is enough for you to make a progress in your task.
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I'm having an issue with converting a view from PostgreSQL to Oracle when a sub-query is referencing a column in the outer query.
This issue seems to have been discussed here several times but I have been unable to get any of the fixes to work with my specific query.
The query's purpose is to get a mobile devices last recorded position and get the distance in KM from it's closest checkpoint/Geo-boundary and it references 3 separate tables: devices, device_locations and checkpoints.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-22 at 16:21I see two issues:
- Extra comma after you final select column:
AS distance_to_checkpoint,
- Outer select columns reference an inner table
device_locations l
, instead of the derived tabledl
- example:l.latitude
should bedl.latitude
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