The OpenGIS Geometry Model
980
• The boundary of a
Point
is the empty set.
12.16.2.4. Class
Curve
A
Curve
is a one-dimensional geometry, usually represented by a sequence of points. Particular
subclasses of
Curve
define the type of interpolation between points.
Curve
is a noninstantiable class.
Curve
Properties
• A
Curve
has the coordinates of its points.
• A
Curve
is defined as a one-dimensional geometry.
• A
Curve
is simple if it does not pass through the same point twice.
• A
Curve
is closed if its start point is equal to its endpoint.
• The boundary of a closed
Curve
is empty.
• The boundary of a nonclosed
Curve
consists of its two endpoints.
• A
Curve
that is simple and closed is a
LinearRing
.
12.16.2.5. Class
LineString
A
LineString
is a
Curve
with linear interpolation between points.
LineString
Examples
• On a world map,
LineString
objects could represent rivers.
• In a city map,
LineString
objects could represent streets.
LineString
Properties
• A
LineString
has coordinates of segments, defined by each consecutive pair of points.
• A
LineString
is a
Line
if it consists of exactly two points.
• A
LineString
is a
LinearRing
if it is both closed and simple.
12.16.2.6. Class
Surface
A
Surface
is a two-dimensional geometry. It is a noninstantiable class. Its only instantiable subclass is
Polygon
.
Surface
Properties
• A
Surface
is defined as a two-dimensional geometry.
• The OpenGIS specification defines a simple
Surface
as a geometry that consists of a single “patch”
that is associated with a single exterior boundary and zero or more interior boundaries.
• The boundary of a simple
Surface
is the set of closed curves corresponding to its exterior and
interior boundaries.
12.16.2.7. Class
Polygon
A
Polygon
is a planar
Surface
representing a multisided geometry. It is defined by a single exterior
boundary and zero or more interior boundaries, where each interior boundary defines a hole in the
Polygon
.
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