Spatial functions
Relationships between geometry objects are based on the Dimensionally Extended
nine-Intersection Model (DE-9IM). This model defines predicates such as equals, contains, and
covers. For more information about the definition of spatial relationships, see DE-9IM
Amazon Redshift provides spatial functions that work with GEOMETRY and GEOGRAPHY data types.
The following lists the functions that support the GEOGRAPHY data type:
The following lists the full set of spatial functions supported by Amazon Redshift.
Topics
- AddBBox
- DropBBox
- GeometryType
- ST_AddPoint
- ST_Angle
- ST_Area
- ST_AsBinary
- ST_AsEWKB
- ST_AsEWKT
- ST_AsGeoJSON
- ST_AsHexWKB
- ST_AsHexEWKB
- ST_AsText
- ST_Azimuth
- ST_Boundary
- ST_Buffer
- ST_Centroid
- ST_Collect
- ST_Contains
- ST_ContainsProperly
- ST_ConvexHull
- ST_CoveredBy
- ST_Covers
- ST_Crosses
- ST_Dimension
- ST_Disjoint
- ST_Distance
- ST_DistanceSphere
- ST_DWithin
- ST_EndPoint
- ST_Envelope
- ST_Equals
- ST_ExteriorRing
- ST_Force2D
- ST_Force3D
- ST_Force3DM
- ST_Force3DZ
- ST_Force4D
- ST_GeoHash
- ST_GeogFromText
- ST_GeogFromWKB
- ST_GeometryN
- ST_GeometryType
- ST_GeomFromEWKB
- ST_GeomFromEWKT
- ST_GeomFromGeoJSON
- ST_GeomFromGeoHash
- ST_GeomFromText
- ST_GeomFromWKB
- ST_InteriorRingN
- ST_Intersects
- ST_Intersection
- ST_IsPolygonCCW
- ST_IsPolygonCW
- ST_IsClosed
- ST_IsCollection
- ST_IsEmpty
- ST_IsRing
- ST_IsSimple
- ST_IsValid
- ST_Length
- ST_LengthSphere
- ST_Length2D
- ST_LineFromMultiPoint
- ST_LineInterpolatePoint
- ST_M
- ST_MakeEnvelope
- ST_MakeLine
- ST_MakePoint
- ST_MakePolygon
- ST_MemSize
- ST_MMax
- ST_MMin
- ST_Multi
- ST_NDims
- ST_NPoints
- ST_NRings
- ST_NumGeometries
- ST_NumInteriorRings
- ST_NumPoints
- ST_Perimeter
- ST_Perimeter2D
- ST_Point
- ST_PointN
- ST_Points
- ST_Polygon
- ST_RemovePoint
- ST_Reverse
- ST_SetPoint
- ST_SetSRID
- ST_Simplify
- ST_SRID
- ST_StartPoint
- ST_Touches
- ST_Transform
- ST_Union
- ST_Within
- ST_X
- ST_XMax
- ST_XMin
- ST_Y
- ST_YMax
- ST_YMin
- ST_Z
- ST_ZMax
- ST_ZMin
- SupportsBBox
