atanu moitra wrote:
> plzz anyone of u give some reply "How can I select a polygon through
> mouse from a polygon layer"
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTDOC/Filter+Examples
Please read this page; and the section "what did I click on".
Jody
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Ah, interesting. Just to check I've understood this correctly:
1) A coverage represented internally by a grid (e.g. numerical model
output, digital photo or satellite image) is a type of
DiscreteCoverage in ISO19123 (perhaps a DiscreteGridPointCoverage)?
2) For a DiscreteCoverage, if I ask for a
Andy Turner a écrit :
> Martin, a year has passed since we met and talked about this at the OGC
> TC meeting in Paris!
Yes, I'm very late on every aspect of my work... The ISO 19123 coverage
interfaces are not yet finished, and the refactoring of GeoTools implementation
neither.
Martin
On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 6:12 PM, Martin Desruisseaux wrote:
>> http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pubs/paper276.htm
>
> Very interresting!!! Thanks a lot for the link.
>
>Martin
No worries. Also, I've emailed the author in the past and he is very
friendly and willing to discuss ideas.
Michae
plzz anyone of u give some reply "How can I select a polygon through mouse
from a polygon layer"
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Hi,
Thanks for the link Michael. I'll have a read later.
I've done some work on comparing point distributions using a raster
based approach. My Use Case was comparing the ditribution of road
accidents over time. Every accident was located using a grid reference
(a point given to a fixed precision
Michael Bedward a écrit :
> Your example, below, made me remember an interesting paper on a novel
> method of interpolating missing data in raster images which might be
> useful if you haven't seen it:
>
> http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pubs/paper276.htm
Very interresting!!! Thanks a lot for the
