Module org.apache.sis.feature
Package org.apache.sis.coverage.grid

Interface GridCoverage.Evaluator

All Superinterfaces:
Banded­Coverage​.Evaluator, Function<Direct­Position,double[]>
Enclosing class:
Grid­Coverage
public static interface GridCoverage.Evaluator extends BandedCoverage.Evaluator
Interpolates values of sample dimensions at given positions. Values are computed by calls to Banded­Coverage​.Evaluator​.apply(Direct­Position) and are returned as double[]. This method extends Banded­Coverage​.Evaluator with the addition of some methods specific to gridded data.

Multi-threading

Evaluators are not thread-safe. An instance of Evaluator should be created for each thread that need to interpolate sample values.
Since:
1.3
See Also:

  • Method Details

    • getCoverage

      GridCoverage getCoverage()
      Returns the grid coverage from which this evaluator is computing sample values. This is usually the instance on which the Grid­Coverage​.evaluator() method has been invoked, but not necessarily. Evaluators are allowed to fetch values from a different source for better performances or accuracies.

      Example

      If the values of the enclosing coverage are interpolated from the values of another coverage, then this evaluator may use directly the values of the latter coverage. Doing so avoid to add more interpolations on values that are already interpolated.
      Specified by:
      get­Coverage in interface Banded­Coverage​.Evaluator
      Returns:
      the source of sample values for this evaluator.
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    • getDefaultSlice

      Map<Integer,Long> getDefaultSlice()
      Returns the default slice where to perform evaluation, or an empty map if unspecified. Keys are dimensions from 0 inclusive to Grid­Geometry​.get­Dimension() exclusive, and values are the grid coordinates of the slice in the dimension specified by the key.

      This information allows to invoke Banded­Coverage​.Evaluator​.apply(Direct­Position) with for example two-dimensional points even if the underlying coverage is three-dimensional. The missing coordinate values are replaced by the values provided in the map.

      Returns:
      the default slice where to perform evaluation, or an empty map if unspecified.

    • setDefaultSlice

      void setDefaultSlice(Map<Integer,Long> slice)
      Sets the default slice where to perform evaluation when the points do not have enough dimensions. A null argument restores the default value, which is to infer the slice from the coverage grid geometry.
      Parameters:
      slice - the default slice where to perform evaluation, or an empty map if none.
      Throws:
      Illegal­Argument­Exception - if the map contains an illegal dimension or grid coordinate value.
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    • toGridCoordinates

      FractionalGridCoordinates toGridCoordinates(DirectPosition point) throws TransformException
      Converts the specified geospatial position to grid coordinates. If the given position is associated to a non-null coordinate reference system (CRS) different than the coverage CRS, then this method automatically transforms that position to the coverage CRS before to compute grid coordinates.

      The returned value are coordinates in the grid of the coverage returned by get­Coverage(). This is usually the coverage instance on which Grid­Coverage​.evaluator() has been invoked, but not necessarily. Evaluators are allowed to fetch values from a different source for better performances or accuracies.

      This method does not put any restriction on the grid coordinates result. The result may be outside the grid extent if the grid to CRS transform allows it.

      Parameters:
      point - geospatial coordinates (in arbitrary CRS) to transform to grid coordinates.
      Returns:
      the grid coordinates for the given geospatial coordinates.
      Throws:
      Incomplete­Grid­Geometry­Exception - if the grid geometry does not define a "grid to CRS" transform, or if the given point has a non-null CRS but the coverage does not have a CRS.
      Transform­Exception - if the given coordinates cannot be transformed.
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