pecially, if you tried Sedona with Spark and figured that it
> does not serve the purpose at all. But, please try it first and let's come
> up with a few capabilities it cannot provide unless it is implemented in
> Spark core. And, then we can suggest those capabilities to the Spark
>
Hey folks,
Traditionally GIS functionality is distributed a bit separately - i.e.
PostGIS is a great example; and indeed for GIS needs Sedona / GeoMesa /
GeoWave may work out; I think GeoMesa implements GeoHash (see
https://www.geomesa.org/documentation/stable/user/spark/sparksql_functions.html
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