org.opengis.metadata.spatial

Interface Georectified

All Superinterfaces:

GridSpatialRepresentation, SpatialRepresentation

@UML(identifier="MD_Georectified",
     specification=ISO_19115)
public interface Georectified
extends GridSpatialRepresentation

Grid whose cells are regularly spaced in a geographic (i.e., lat / long) or map coordinate system defined in the Spatial Referencing System (SRS) so that any cell in the grid can be geolocated given its grid coordinate and the grid origin, cell spacing, and orientation indication of whether or not geographic.

Since:

GeoAPI 2.0

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Point	getCenterPoint() Earth location in the coordinate system defined by the Spatial Reference System and the grid coordinate of the cell halfway between opposite ends of the grid in the spatial dimensions.
InternationalString	getCheckPointDescription() Description of geographic position points used to test the accuracy of the georeferenced grid data.
java.util.List<Point>	getCornerPoints() Earth location in the coordinate system defined by the Spatial Reference System and the grid coordinate of the cells at opposite ends of grid coverage along two diagonals in the grid spatial dimensions.
PixelOrientation	getPointInPixel() Point in a pixel corresponding to the Earth location of the pixel.
InternationalString	getTransformationDimensionDescription() Description of the information about which grid dimensions are the spatial dimensions.
java.util.Collection<InternationalString>	getTransformationDimensionMapping() Information about which grid dimensions are the spatial dimensions.
boolean	isCheckPointAvailable() Indication of whether or not geographic position points are available to test the accuracy of the georeferenced grid data.

Methods inherited from interface org.opengis.metadata.spatial.GridSpatialRepresentation

getAxisDimensionsProperties, getCellGeometry, getNumberOfDimensions, isTransformationParameterAvailable

Method Detail

isCheckPointAvailable

@UML(identifier="checkPointAvailability",
     obligation=MANDATORY,
     specification=ISO_19115)
boolean isCheckPointAvailable()

Indication of whether or not geographic position points are available to test the accuracy of the georeferenced grid data.

getCheckPointDescription

@UML(identifier="checkPointDescription",
     obligation=OPTIONAL,
     specification=ISO_19115)
InternationalString getCheckPointDescription()

Description of geographic position points used to test the accuracy of the georeferenced grid data.

getCornerPoints

@UML(identifier="cornerPoints",
     obligation=MANDATORY,
     specification=ISO_19115)
java.util.List<Point> getCornerPoints()

Earth location in the coordinate system defined by the Spatial Reference System and the grid coordinate of the cells at opposite ends of grid coverage along two diagonals in the grid spatial dimensions. There are four corner points in a georectified grid; at least two corner points along one diagonal are required.

getCenterPoint

@UML(identifier="centerPoint",
     obligation=OPTIONAL,
     specification=ISO_19115)
Point getCenterPoint()

Earth location in the coordinate system defined by the Spatial Reference System and the grid coordinate of the cell halfway between opposite ends of the grid in the spatial dimensions.

getPointInPixel

@UML(identifier="pointInPixel",
     obligation=MANDATORY,
     specification=ISO_19115)
PixelOrientation getPointInPixel()

Point in a pixel corresponding to the Earth location of the pixel.

getTransformationDimensionDescription

@UML(identifier="transformationDimensionDescription",
     obligation=OPTIONAL,
     specification=ISO_19115)
InternationalString getTransformationDimensionDescription()

Description of the information about which grid dimensions are the spatial dimensions.

getTransformationDimensionMapping

@UML(identifier="transformationDimensionMapping",
     obligation=OPTIONAL,
     specification=ISO_19115)
java.util.Collection<InternationalString> getTransformationDimensionMapping()

Information about which grid dimensions are the spatial dimensions.