Use the geospatial constructor functions to create geospatial primitive types such as points, boxes, circles, and polygons from raw data. You can use the resulting constructs in geospatial queries, geospatial lexicon analysis, and geospatial operations such as tests for containment or interesection.
Function name | Description |
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cts.box | Returns a geospatial box value. |
cts.boxEast | Returns a box's eastern boundary. |
cts.boxNorth | Returns a box's northern boundary. |
cts.boxSouth | Returns a box's southern boundary. |
cts.boxWest | Returns a box's western boundary. |
cts.circle | Returns a geospatial circle value. |
cts.circleCenter | Returns a circle's center point. |
cts.circleRadius | Returns a circle's radius. |
cts.complexPolygon | Returns a geospatial complex polygon value. |
cts.complexPolygonInner | Returns a complex polygon's inner polygons. |
cts.complexPolygonOuter | Returns a complex polygon's outer polygon. |
cts.linestring | Returns a geospatial linestring value. |
cts.linestringVertices | Returns a linestring's vertices. |
cts.point | Returns a point value. |
cts.pointLatitude | Returns a point's latitude value. |
cts.pointLongitude | Returns a point's longitude value. |
cts.polygon | Returns a geospatial polygon value. |
cts.polygonVertices | Returns a polygon's vertices. |