mister_goo
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A slightly related problem I encountered several times is reverse geocoding: given a point, a map, which polygon the point is in? I figured out that the problem is solvable via rasterization and run-length-encoding, which doesn't need a spatial library, and works efficiently with any SQL DBs without GIS/spatial extensions. I created a website (https://reverse-geocoding.com/) to demonstrate the idea, which has a GPS-to-country DB in SQLite format.
Books that just give information (especially techs) are replaced by the Internet. Other books are supposed to teach me something, but my experience is that I learn stuff by doing and thinking rather than reading.
https://www.northropgrumman.com/what-we-do/air/b-21-raider/