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[DOCS] Add blog post: SedonaDB Ranks Beverly Hills the Second Scariest City in the US. Guess Who Is First. - #3513
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Adds the blog post "SedonaDB Ranks Beverly Hills the Second Scariest City in the US. Guess Who Is First." (
docs/blog/posts/scariest-city-in-the-us.md) with its cover and five figures (ranking chart, redness triptych, land use chart, orange-patch map, downtown Salem map).The post ranks US cities by a scare index (haunted houses, psychics, cemeteries and costume stores per 100,000 residents) with one
ST_Withinjoin over Overture Places and divisions read from S3 in SedonaDB 0.5.0, then uses two Sentinel-2 scenes of the winner, Salem, Massachusetts, to measure the autumn color change withRS_ZonalStatsover Overture cemetery polygons,RS_Polygonizeover a raster built withRaster.from_numpy, andST_KNNfor nearest candy stores.How was this patch tested?
pip install "apache-sedona[db]") executed while writing it, against Overture release 2026-10-21.0 and Sentinel-2 COGsS2A_19TCH_20260912_0_L2AandS2B_19TCH_20261025_0_L2A.pre-commit run --fileson the post andpre-commit run oxipng --hook-stage manual --fileson the six PNGs pass.mkdocs buildrenders the post; images, admonitions and code blocks were checked in a browser.Did this PR include necessary documentation updates?