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Research client side draggable route selection with pgRouting

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Research client side draggable route selection with pgRouting
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pgRouting extends the PostGIS / PostgreSQL geospatial database to provide shortest path search and other network analysis functionality such as alternative K-Shortest path selection. But, in some case, client side draggable route selection (like Google Maps Direction or OSRM) is preferable. This presentation will research what is necessary to realize such client side draggle route selection with pgRouting, then try to implement the functionality to some browser(Leaflet, OpenLayers .etc) and desktop(QGIS .etc) client.
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Error messageCASE <Informatik>Convex setStandard deviationSource codeParallel portMessage passing
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