Hi,
Erwan,
>
> Is there any chance this page exists in English?:
http://www.projet-sigle.org/spip.php?article35
Currently, no. But after triangulation API yes. Maybe in october-november.
The API will be finished in one month.
If not, perhaps you could provide a link to the source code for
Hi,
We have tested :
- TRIANGLE with a wrapper for JTS,
- WATERBUGS,
- Paul job's,
- VISAD delaunay triangulation,
- GTS.
but nothing correspond to our aims.
We have started the implementation of sweep-line algorithm available here :
http://www.cescg.org/CESCG-2004/web/Domiter-Vid/.
The API w
1.6 is only available for intel osx... none for ppc osx, fyi.
On Apr 16, 2008, at 11:18 AM, Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> Geoff,
>
> I don't think we made the official jump to Java 1.6 just yet. (This
> doesn't mean one of us didn't accidentally introduce a dependency on
> 1.6 into the nightly bui
CDT = Constrained Delaunay Triangulation ;)
a triangulation where some edges are feature edges (i.e. the wall of a
building is an edge of the triangulation, which it would probably not be
if only points (wall corners) are considered.
sorry for using short terms (we should have introduced them m
Erwan,
Is there any chance this page exists in English?:
http://www.projet-sigle.org/spip.php?article35
If not, perhaps you could provide a link to the source code for Chris
and I? It would be great to build on any work that has already been
done on TIN support by you and your team.
The Sunburn
oh yes.. I forgot Erwans work on the TANATO plugin.
http://www.projet-sigle.org/spip.php?rubrique17
Unfortunately Erwan did not wrote who is doing the work at IRSTV
(http://orbisgis.cerma.archi.fr/?page_id=40)
I hope it is not confusing, so we need to lay out what should be
different (i.e. CDT 2
Geoff,
I don't think we made the official jump to Java 1.6 just yet. (This
doesn't mean one of us didn't accidentally introduce a dependency on
1.6 into the nightly build.)
Stefan can probably confirm this for us.
I wouldn't mind a discussion of when we can make the jump to 1.6. I
would like to
Erwan,
What is the CDT that you refer to?
The Sunburned Surveyor
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 5:10 AM, erwan bocher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear OpenJumper,
>
> We are working at IRSTV on a CDT api in JAVA. The api will integrate some
> functionalities like insert polygon with hole, node, line
Dear OpenJumper,
We are working at IRSTV on a CDT api in JAVA. The api will integrate some
functionalities like insert polygon with hole, node, line and skeleton
refinement. It's a transposition of my thesis work in pure java.
Feel free to send me a mail.
R1.
2008/4/16, Geoffrey G Roy <[EMAIL
Dear SS (and others)
Could you let me know ehat the status is for the use of Java 1.6 - has a
decision been made to move OpenJump, or is it still a work in progress.
Geoff
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> Hei Christopher
>
> thanks for your outline :)
> I actually have not that much background knowled
Hei Christopher
thanks for your outline :)
I actually have not that much background knowledge to evaluate if what
you do propose is good, but I guess you know it better. But modularity
is always a plus and documentation is sufficient. However.. a good rule
is to always start with a simple model
Sorry for the radio silence, Ive been a thinking
philosopher not an eating philosopher. I can only hope
a fork and food are there when I need them ;)
Ive been reading the papers of the computational
geometry heros and thinking of an overall framework
for the TIN side of things. I just got my
Paul,
Thanks for the link on JSR-275. That looks very interesting, and
surprisingly simple. I just skimmed through the introduction of the
JavaWorld article, but I will read it in more detail this weekend. I
think I can incorporate it into the code I'm already working on.
Stefan and Chris,
I ex
Question.. is Chris accepted, i.e. will he get a grant by GSofC?
Otherwise it is his decision to work on it or not
stefan
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> I added some more comments to the OpenJUMP wiki on the design of the
> JTin Library. I'm not quite done yet. Hopefully I can jot down some
> notes
Landon,
When starting the development I would start defining the interface for
the TinSurface. A TinSurface would be generated from all the DEM points,
breaklines, area of exclusions etc. Once created it would be immutable.
This class would have all the methods you'd need for getting access to
I added some more comments to the OpenJUMP wiki on the design of the
JTin Library. I'm not quite done yet. Hopefully I can jot down some
notes on all of the topics listed and then I can work with Paul to get
Chris started on some actual code at the end of next week.
http://openjump.org/wiki/show/J
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