Merge branch 'features/migrations_landuse' of github.com:tomalrussell/colouring-london into features/migrations_landuse

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Maciej Ziarkowski 2019-12-02 18:15:46 +00:00
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--Landuse is hierachical. Highest level is Order (ie. Residential) then Group (ie Residential-Dwelling) then Class (ie Residential-Dwelling-Detached house) --Landuse is hierachical. Highest level is Order (ie. Residential) then Group (ie Residential-Dwelling) then Class (ie Residential-Dwelling-Detached house)
--Interface will collected most detailed (class) but visualise highest level (order) --Interface will collected most detailed (class) but visualise highest level (order)
--Landuse is a table as #358 --Landuse is a table as #358
--Land use class, group and order will be stored in a new table
-- Land use is table with 3 levels of hierachy (highest to lowest). order > group > class DROP TABLE IF EXISTS reference_tables.buildings_landuse_order CASCADE;
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS landuse_classifications; DROP TABLE IF EXISTS reference_tables.buildings_landuse_class CASCADE;
-- Land use class or classes, array object, client constrained. -- Land use class or classes, array object, client constrained.
ALTER TABLE buildings DROP COLUMN IF EXISTS current_landuse_class; ALTER TABLE buildings DROP COLUMN IF EXISTS current_landuse_class;
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-- Land use order, singular. Client and db constrained. -- Land use order, singular. Client and db constrained.
ALTER TABLE buildings DROP COLUMN IF EXISTS current_landuse_order; ALTER TABLE buildings DROP COLUMN IF EXISTS current_landuse_order;
--Land use class, group and order will be stored in a new table
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS building_landuse CASCADE;
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-- Create land use and fields
--Landuse is hierachical. Highest level is Order (Residential) then Group (Residential-Dwelling) then Class (Residential-Dwelling-Detached house)
--Some ETL work required to get this together refer to analysis repo
--Prerequesite is to have first run bulk_data_sources migrations
--Then create table landuse_order for the app, this is used as foreign key for current and original landuse_order
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS reference_tables.buildings_landuse_order AS
SELECT a.landuse_id,
a.description,
a."level",
a.parent_id,
a.parent_name
FROM reference_tables.landuse_classifications a
WHERE a."level" = 'order'
AND a.is_used IS TRUE ;
--the below is for front end reference, not current used as a constraint
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS reference_tables.buildings_landuse_class AS
SELECT a.landuse_id,
a.description,
a."level",
a.parent_id,
a.parent_name
FROM reference_tables.landuse_classifications a
WHERE a."level" = 'class'
AND a.is_used IS TRUE ;
ALTER TABLE buildings ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS current_landuse_order text, ADD CONSTRAINT fk_current_landuse_order
FOREIGN KEY (current_landuse_order) REFERENCES reference_tables.buildings_landuse_order (description);
--Landuse is hierachical. Highest level is Order (Residential) then Group (Residential-Dwelling) then Class (Residential-Dwelling-Detached house) --Landuse is hierachical. Highest level is Order (Residential) then Group (Residential-Dwelling) then Class (Residential-Dwelling-Detached house)
--Interface will collected most detailed (class) but visualise highest level (order) --Interface will collected most detailed (class) but visualise highest level (order)
--Landuse is a table as #358 --Landuse is a table as #358
--Prerequisite run bulk_sources migration first
-- Land use is table with 3 levels of hierachy (highest to lowest). order > group > class -- Land use is table with 3 levels of hierachy (highest to lowest). order > group > class
-- Land use class or classes, array object, client constrained. ARRAY[] is used to constrain array size. The array is limited to 250 based on Westfield Stratford as a single toid with many uses, this may want to be reduced down to reduce maximum size. -- Land use class or classes, array object, client constrained. ARRAY[] is used to constrain array size. The array is limited to 250 based on Westfield Stratford as a single toid with many uses, this may want to be reduced down to reduce maximum size.
ALTER TABLE buildings ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS current_landuse_class text ARRAY[250]; ALTER TABLE buildings ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS current_landuse_class text ARRAY[250];
-- Land use order, singular. Client and db constrained with foreign key -- Land use order, singular. Client and db constrained with foreign key
--
ALTER TABLE buildings ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS current_landuse_order text,
ADD CONSTRAINT fk_landuse_order
FOREIGN KEY ("level")
REFERENCES bulk_sources.nlud_classification_order_group ("level");
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-- We don't currently collect intermediate historic uses -- We don't currently collect intermediate historic uses
-- --
--=========================================== --===========================================
-- Original Land use class or classes, array object, client constrained. -- Original Land use class or classes, array object, client constrained.
ALTER TABLE buildings ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS original_landuse_class text ARRAY[250]; ALTER TABLE buildings ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS original_landuse_class text ARRAY[250];
-- Land use order, singular. Client and db constrained. -- Land use order, singular. Client and db constrained.
ALTER TABLE buildings ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS original_landuse_order text;
ALTER TABLE buildings ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS original_landuse_order text, ADD CONSTRAINT fk_original_landuse_order
FOREIGN KEY (original_landuse_order) REFERENCES reference_tables.buildings_landuse_order (description);