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H3_Center
H3_Center returns the centroid of an H3 cell ID from an input index. For information about H3 indexing, see H3.
Syntax
H3_Center(index)
Arguments
- index
-
A value of data type
BIGINT
orVARCHAR
that represents the index of an H3 cell. Or, an expression that evaluates to one of these data types.
Return type
POINT
– represents the centroid of the H3 cell with spatial reference system identifier (SRID) of 0
.
If index is not valid, then an error is returned.
Examples
The following SQL inputs a VARCHAR
that represents the index of an H3 cell, and returns a POINT with SRID of 0 that represents the centroid of the input H3 cell.
SELECT H3_Center('8025fffffffffff');
h3_center
--------------------------------------------
010100000070707A550B605940AEE9D70B327E4640
The following SQL inputs a BIGINT
that represents the index of an H3 cell, and returns a POINT with SRID 0 that represents the centroid of the input H3 cell.
SELECT H3_Center(577129255373111295);
h3_center
--------------------------------------------
010100000070707A550B605940AEE9D70B327E4640
The following SQL inputs a VARCHAR
that represents the index of an H3 cell, and returns a POINT with SRID 0 that represents the centroid of the input H3 cell.
The output of H3_Center is input to ST_AwEWKT to display in extended well-known text (EWKT) representation.
SELECT ST_AsEWKT(H3_Center('8075fffffffffff'));
st_asewkt
-----------------------------------------
POINT(-5.24539029677733 2.30088211162675)