Difference between revisions of "Useful Queries"
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group by device_info_serial, valid | group by device_info_serial, valid | ||
order by device_info_serial, valid; | order by device_info_serial, valid; | ||
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+ | Select only those points that were collected during a valid track session (i.e. data that begins from the start_date of a track session) including 2D GPS speed. Filter our points where no GPS fix is returned (latitude is not null) and where a user has flagged the data as inappropriate (user_flag <> 1): | ||
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+ | SELECT t.device_info_serial, t.date_time, t.latitude, t.longitude, t.altitude, t.temperature, t.speed, t.userflag | ||
+ | FROM gps.uva_tracking_speed_limited t, gps.uva_track_session_limited s | ||
+ | WHERE t.device_info_serial = s.device_info_serial AND t.date_time >= s.start_date AND t.device_info_serial = 1 | ||
+ | AND t.latitude IS NOT NULL AND t.userflag <> 1 |
Revision as of 15:14, 7 February 2012
A query to determine the total distance a bird has flown is :
select sum(distance)/1000 as total_distance from gps.get_uvagps_track_speed(<ID>);
or for a fixed time period :
select sum(distance)/1000 as total_distance from gps.get_uvagps_track_speed(<ID>, '2010-01-01 00:00:00', '2011-01-01 00:00:00');
If you want to do this for all ID's at the same time you can do something like :
select device_info_serial, (select sum(distance)/1000 from gps.get_uvagps_track_speed(device_info_serial, '2010-01-01 00:00:00', '2011-01-01 00:00:00')) as total_distance from gps.uva_device
For limited users :
select device_info_serial, (select sum(distance)/1000 from gps.get_uvagps_track_speed(device_info_serial, '2010-01-01 00:00:00', '2011-01-01 00:00:00')) as total_distance from gps.uva_device_limited
The GROUP BY clause in SQL can be used to count the total number of measurements for each device :
select device_info_serial, count(*) from gps.uva_tracking group by device_info_serial;
and for limited users :
select device_info_serial, count(*) from gps.uva_tracking_limited group by device_info_serial;
If you want to count the number of measurements with valid GPS fixes you can add a where clause :
select device_info_serial, count(*) from gps.uva_tracking where latitude is not null group by device_info_serial;
If you to see want both the count of valid and invalid GPS fixes per device you can do something like :
select device_info_serial, latitude is not null as valid, count(*) from gps.uva_tracking group by device_info_serial, valid order by device_info_serial, valid;
and for limited users:
select device_info_serial, latitude is not null as valid, count(*) from gps.uva_tracking_limited group by device_info_serial, valid order by device_info_serial, valid;
Select only those points that were collected during a valid track session (i.e. data that begins from the start_date of a track session) including 2D GPS speed. Filter our points where no GPS fix is returned (latitude is not null) and where a user has flagged the data as inappropriate (user_flag <> 1):
SELECT t.device_info_serial, t.date_time, t.latitude, t.longitude, t.altitude, t.temperature, t.speed, t.userflag FROM gps.uva_tracking_speed_limited t, gps.uva_track_session_limited s WHERE t.device_info_serial = s.device_info_serial AND t.date_time >= s.start_date AND t.device_info_serial = 1 AND t.latitude IS NOT NULL AND t.userflag <> 1