Hello, That polygon has a self-intersecting outer shell. This image shows the lower (southern) end of the polygon. There is a vertex way off to the north-west that is causing the problem...
http://imagebin.org/178408 Michael On 10 October 2011 20:56, filippov70 <filippo...@gmail.com> wrote: > Yes, some multipolygons not valid. > Here they are: > MULTIPOLYGON (((2283017.17 519163.53, 2283148.29 519197.73, 2283148.29 > 519197.73, 2283201.92 519264.53, 2283201.92 519264.53, 2283248.03 519284.69, > 2283248.03 519284.69, 2283333.15 519306.07, 2283333.15 519306.07, 2283375.37 > 519329.65, 2283375.37 519329.65, 2283375.37 519309.2, 2283375.37 519309.2, > 2283381.81 519305.09, 2283381.81 519305.09, 2283410.61 519300.58, 2283410.61 > 519300.58, 2283422.09 519287.18, 2283422.09 519287.18, 2283420.17 519280.65, > 2283420.17 519280.65, 2283406.76 519272.36, 2283406.76 519272.36, 2283327.21 > 519268.98, 2283327.21 519268.98, 2283326.38 519241.15, 2283326.38 519241.15, > 2283314.27 519237.55, 2283314.27 519237.55, 2283295.32 519246.85, 2283295.32 > 519246.85, 2283266.95 519244.46, 2283266.95 519244.46, 2283239.75 519246.8, > 2283239.75 519246.8, 2283196.01 519229.01, 2283196.01 519229.01, 2283166.45 > 519197.02, 2283166.45 519197.02, 2283172.36 519188.74, 2283172.36 519188.74, > 2283235.02 519216.02, 2283235.02 519216.02, 2283259.85 519212.49, 2283259.85 > 519212.49, 2283288.23 519224.35, 2283288.23 519224.35, 2283388.72 519227.99, > 2283388.72 519227.99 , 2283407.64 519220.9, 2283407.64 519220.9, 2283477.39 > 519209.13, 2283477.39 519209.13, 519187.63 2283545, 2283545 519187.63, > 2283574.92 519174.81, 2283574.92 519174.81, 2283577.92 519169.68, 2283577.92 > 519169.68, 2283590.6 519164.69, 2283590.6 519164.69, 2283590.6 519147.94, > 2283590.6 519147.94, 2283623.45 519091.61, 2283623.45 519091.61, 2283638.46 > 519076.6, 2283638.46 519076.6, 2283642.29 519067.02, 2283642.29 519067.02, > 2283636.55 519030.59, 2283636.55 519030.59, 2283619.72 519023.09, 2283619.72 > 519023.09, 2283619.72 519007.82, 2283619.72 519007.82, 2283652.3 518967.11, > 2283652.3 518967.11, 2283774.48 518861.21, 2283774.48 518861.21, 2283778.26 > 518819.94, 2283778.26 518819.94, 2283755.28 518810.33, 2283755.28 518810.33, > 2283724.66 518831.37, 2283724.66 518831.37, 2283674.86 518883.07, 2283674.86 > 518883.07, 2283607.12 518923.67, 2283607.12 518923.67, 2283579.59 518922.16, > 2283579.59 518922.16, 2283573.38 518913.63, 2283573.38 518913.63, 2283542.75 > 518921.26, 2283542.75 518921.26, 2283487.38 518967.95, 2283487.38 518967.95, > 2283475.42 518971.27, 2283475.42 518971.27 , 2283439.36 518961.4, 2283439.36 > 518961.4, 2283361.29 518983.14, 2283361.29 518983.14, 2283218.3 519052.19, > 2283218.3 519052.19, 2283180.67 519078.77, 2283180.67 519078.77, 2283119.37 > 519102.89, 2283119.37 519102.89, 2283066.63 519127.59, 2283066.63 519127.59, > 2283017.17 519163.53, 2283017.17 519163.53), (2283091.96 517738.07, > 2283093.86 517739.44 , 2283093.86 517739.44, 2283095.24 517737.54, > 2283095.24 517737.54, 2283093.33 517736.16, 2283093.33 517736.16, 2283091.96 > 517738.07, 2283091.96 517738.07), (2283006.59 517767.69, 2283158.33 > 517793.88, 2283158.33 517793.88, 2283201.05 517791.95, 2283201.05 517791.95, > 2283230.51 517763.45, 2283230.51 517763.45, 2283167.66 517730.95, 2283167.66 > 517730.95 , 2283087.62 517718.1, 2283087.62 517718.1, 2283045.38 517714.13, > 2283045.38 517714.13, 2283013.96 517706.73, 2283013.96 517706.73, 2283006.59 > 517767.69, 2283006.59 517767.69))) > > -- > View this message in context: > http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/writing-shapefile-problem-tp6846785p6876362.html > Sent from the geotools-gt2-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > All the data continuously generated in your IT infrastructure contains a > definitive record of customers, application performance, security > threats, fraudulent activity and more. Splunk takes this data and makes > sense of it. Business sense. IT sense. Common sense. > http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-d2dcopy1 > _______________________________________________ > Geotools-gt2-users mailing list > Geotools-gt2-users@lists.sourceforge.net > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/geotools-gt2-users > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ All the data continuously generated in your IT infrastructure contains a definitive record of customers, application performance, security threats, fraudulent activity and more. Splunk takes this data and makes sense of it. Business sense. IT sense. Common sense. http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-d2d-oct _______________________________________________ Geotools-gt2-users mailing list Geotools-gt2-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/geotools-gt2-users
