Hello surveyor-in-the-sun,
You are describing the concept of 'association' between Features. The
upcoming, improved feature model, aka. "complex-feature," is going to
handle this case and so explicit development of and support for this
functionality has been, as I understand it, waiting on the
com
I talked to Jody, and it sounds like he is out of the office for some training.
I was asking him if GeoTools has any code to support spatial
relationships. I realize this is a little vague, so let me give you an
example of what I am trying to do:
The user has two (2) point layers in their GIS. Th
It is part of that new FeatureModel; I am not sure if there is an
implementation of it in GeoTools yet (gabriel would know more).
One of the interesting things was using an AssociationType (ie temporal,
spatial or aggregation) in describing how the members
of a feature collection are related.
Jo
Jody,
Would I find the javadoc/source code for the Association class in the
cutting edge GeoTools distro? I didn't see it in the 2.3 javadoc.
Thanks for the help.
Landon
On Nov 13, 2007 2:23 PM, Jody Garnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> > I was looking for a class or
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> I was looking for a class or interface to represent a spatial
> relationship between two or more features. This class or interface
> would return properties of the relationship in some implementation of
> Map.
>
That would be an Association; associations are usual spa
I need to start work on a simple spatial relationship framework using
JTS that can be integrated into OpenJUMP. I'm not looking for
something extremely complex or feature-rich. The only reason I'm
attempting this now is to provide some programming examples for some
spatial relationship and topology
