Hei,

if you have question on the R-Tree thing, write also to Martin Davis on 
the JTS user list http://lists.refractions.net/mailman/listinfo/jts-devel
mbda...@refractions.net

He knows tree structures pretty well and is probably happy if he can 
help you and if you plan to contribute this to JTS.

I 'cc' him

stefan

Christopher schrieb:
> This week I began coding an R*Tree. The H2 database lacks a spatial indexing 
> which is necessary for GIS use. The maintainer of H2 had recommended that any 
> spatial index first be coded as a stand alone library, then rolled into a 
> memory only H2 index, then expanded to a disk based index. After a thorough 
> investigation of various spatial indexing data structures, I chose the R*Tree 
> for its performance and proven track record. After looking at all the open 
> source java R*Trees I could find, I decided that none of them would work for 
> my purposes. I'm designing my R*Tree library to integrate with JTS, as that 
> is the foundation that OpenJUMP and many other Java GIS programs are based 
> off of and therefore the R*Tree data structure will be a valuable asset on 
> its own outside of H2.
> 
> No real problems to speak of except that the R*Tree paper is deceptively 
> simple; I think my LOC already exceeds the length of the paper.
> 
> Next week I'll finish the data structure and begin the heavy testing required 
> for a base level data structure.
> 
> --Christopher
> 
> 
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