However, they (the US govt.) don’t even need a specific legal provision to spy
on data that is hosted outside the US, and they’ve been doing that since
forever…
;-)
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It's probably worth sending an email to Isenburg to ask for the actual
licensing restrictions of his stuff. It was developed under an NSF grant, so he
may not have much choice but to allow it to be used in a BSD-like way.
Traian
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Not sure about the BSD licensing part, but here are some cool TIN triangulators
which are open source.
This one (Streaming Delaunay) has BSD-like license, but may be overkill for
what you need:
http://www.cs.unc.edu/~isenburg/sd/
This one (FIST) has nebulous licensing (different for commerc
Hello Ari,
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> Markus Neteler kirjoitti:
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It is not possible to *prove* a mathematical relationship by example. One would
have to study the set of all possible images in the world and make sure they
have no loss in order to effectively prove the claim. On the other hand you can
*disprove* it by providing a single counterexample. That i
JPEG2K supports lossless via a reversible wavelet transform with integral
coefficients (which make it reversible, and so lossless). Here is a reference:
http://www.ece.uvic.ca/~mdadams/publications/pacrim2001.pdf
Traian
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It looks like nemesis stores geometry as ASCII text. Which means it would be
SLOW to put stuff in and get stuff out of the database (atof and sprint are
the, ahem, nemesis of speed).
I got my information from reading the source file SQLiteDatabase.cpp
(http://nemesis-code.googlecode.com/svn/tr
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On Thu, Nov 22, 2007 at 05:17:46PM -0800, Traian Stanev wrote:
> How about an OGR driver for SDF? No need to invent a new API when one already
> exists.
I think that was ex
How about an OGR driver for SDF? No need to invent a new API when one already
exists.
Traian
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Antialiasing, when done wrong is just "making the edges intermediate colors".
When done right it also involves subpixel positioning which improves not only
the visual appearance but also the relative accuracy of lines -- i.e. visual
weight is most correctly distributed over exact position of th
The builds I have been posting lately have GML enabled. The way to make sure is
see if the OGRProvider.dll has a dependency on the Xerces dll. Of course it has
never been tested...
Traian
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