ws_link
Links are linear elements that relate gullies and connections with their virtual nodes located over the nearest arc, therefore, they perform the function of connecting the separated elements with the network.
For more info read the topology rules between links and other network elements on this chapter of Giswater User Manual: https://giswater.gitbook.io/giswater-manual/3.-basic-work-rules#3.7.3-link-behavior
| Column name | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| link_id | serial4 | Link id |
| feature_id | varchar(16) | Feature id |
| feature_type | varchar(16) | Feature id |
| exit_id | varchar(16) | Id of the element where the link connects |
| exit_type | varchar(16) | Type of element to which the link connects. It can be ARC, NODE, CONNEC or GULLY. |
| userdefined_geom | bool | Sets whether the link geometry is manually modified by the user or is a straight line to the connection point |
| state | int2 | Main state of element |
| expl_id | int4 | Exploitation id |
| the_geom | geometry(linestring, 25831) | Geometry of links involved in the process |
| tstamp | timestamp | Date and time of data insert |
| exit_topelev | float8 | Terrain elevation at the connection point |
| exit_elev | numeric(12, 3) | Water level at connection point |
| sector_id | int4 | Id of sector |
| dma_id | int4 | Id if DMA |
| fluid_type | varchar(16) | Function of the element, defined on man_type_fluid |
| presszone_id | varchar(16) | Id if Presszone |
| dqa_id | int4 | Id if DQA |
| minsector_id | int4 | Id of a minimum sector |
| expl_id2 | integer | Id of a second exploitation, defined on exploitation |
