GEODI is also a GIS solution with a robust spatial relations query language. This feature enables you to query unstructured data directly using words, semantic rules, and spatial relations, saving a lot of time and resources compared to traditional GIS solutions.

The following rules find content using geometric words such as places, points, section numbers, land parcels, roads, addresses, MGRS coordinates, or photographs with GPS.

The found content will be on the CONTENT pages, and the words will be on the KEYWORDS page. The map will also show the result.

Find Content with Locations

You would query your contents containing location-related information using the keyword “geom”. This could include place names like Georgia, London, parcel numbers, known area codes of phone numbers, etc. These pieces of information contain location references and are visible on the GEODI map.

Operators

Keywords Page

Keyword page normally lists keywords in the content. But some rules may change it. Word Proximity rule “()” and spatial queries are examples. When you add keyword “content” to spatial operator keywords also affected from the rule.

Related:Georgia returns some content and keyword page will show all keywords in those content.

RelatedContent:Georgia returns the same content but spatial keywords limited to rule. Not spatial keywords are not affected.

Samples

Coordinates must not contain unnecessary blanks.