```ruby
class Event < ActiveRecord::Base
  def self.find_lat_lon
    self.find_by_sql <<-SQL
      select st_x(point) as longitude, st_y(point) as latitude, id, unique_id, road_id, distance from 
        (
          select st_line_interpolate_point(
            st_transform(LineMerge(roads.the_geom), 4326), 
            events.distance / st_length(roads.the_geom)
          ) as point, events.id, events.unique_id, events.road_id, events.distance
          from events
          join roads on 
            events.road_id = roads.tis_code AND 
            events.distance > roads.begm AND 
            events.distance <= roads.endm
        ) as event limit 10;
    SQL
  end
end```

Fix for bad point math; probably picked the right side of begm/endm to exclude; don't use roads in decreasing direction
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```ruby
class Event < ActiveRecord::Base
  def self.find_lat_lon max
    self.find_by_sql <<-SQL
      select st_x(point) as longitude, st_y(point) as latitude, id, unique_id, road_id, distance from 
        (
          select st_line_interpolate_point(
            st_transform(LineMerge(roads.the_geom), 4326), 
            (events.distance - roads.begm) / (roads.endm - roads.begm)
          ) as point, events.id, events.unique_id, events.road_id, events.distance
          from events
          join roads on 
            events.road_id = roads.tis_code and 
            events.distance >= roads.begm and 
            events.distance < roads.endm
          where
            roads.traf_dir in ('B', 'I')
          order by
            events.id
        ) as event limit #{max}
    SQL
  end
end```
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