Package org.geotools.coverage.processing.operation

Class Crop

Object
AbstractOperation
Operation2D
Crop
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable, Operation
public class Crop extends Operation2D
The crop operation is responsible for selecting geographic subarea of the source coverage. The CoverageCrop operation does not merely wrap the JAI Crop operation but it goes beyond that as far as capabilities.

The key point is that the CoverageCrop operation aims to perform a spatial crop, i.e. cropping the underlying raster by providing a spatial Bounds (if the envelope is not 2D only the 2D part of it will be used). This means that, depending on the grid-to-world transformation existing for the raster we want to crop, the crop area in the raster space might not be a rectangle, hence JAI's crop may not suffice in order to shrink the raster area we would obtain. For this purpose this operation make use of either the JAI's Crop or Mosaic operations depending on the conditions in which we are working.

Meaning of the ROI_OPTIMISATION_TOLERANCE parameter
In general if the grid-to-world transform is a simple scale and translate using JAI's crop should suffice, but when the g2w transform contains rotations or skew then we need something more elaborate since a rectangle in model space may not map to a rectangle in raster space. We would still be able to crop using JAI's crop on this polygon bounds but, depending on how this rectangle is built, we would be highly inefficient. In order to overcome this problems we use a combination of JAI's crop and mosaic since the mosaic can be used to crop a raster using a general ROI instead of a simple rectangle. There is a negative effect though. Crop would not create a new raster but simply forwards requests back to the original one (it basically create a viewport on the source raster) while the mosaic operation creates a new raster. We try to address this trade-off by providing the parameter ROI_OPTIMISATION_TOLERANCE, which basically tells this operation "Use the mosaic operation only if the area that we would load with the Mosaic is strictly smaller then (ROI_OPTIMISATION_TOLERANCE)* A' where A' is the area of the polygon resulting from converting the crop area from the model space to the raster space.

ROI
By providing a ROI parameter, the coverage can be cropped by any set of polygons, even disjuncted ones. When the ROI is provided, the JAI's Mosaic operation will be used.
At least one between Envelope and ROI must be provided. If both of them are provided, the resulting area will be the intersection of them.
ROI geometries must be in the same CRS as the source coverage.
ROI must be any among a Polygon, a MultiPolygon, or a GeometryCollection of the two.

NOTE that in case we will use the Mosaic operation with a ROI, such a ROI will be added as a synthetic property to the resulting coverage. The key for this property will be GC_ROI and the type of the object Polygon.

Since:
2.3
Author:
Simone Giannecchini (GeoSolutions), Emanuele Tajariol (GeoSolutions)
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  • Field Details

    • EPS

      public static final double EPS
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    • PARAMNAME_ENVELOPE

      public static final String PARAMNAME_ENVELOPE
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    • PARAMNAME_ROI

      public static final String PARAMNAME_ROI
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    • PARAMNAME_ROITOLERANCE

      public static final String PARAMNAME_ROITOLERANCE
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    • PARAMNAME_FORCEMOSAIC

      public static final String PARAMNAME_FORCEMOSAIC
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    • PARAMNAME_NODATA

      public static final String PARAMNAME_NODATA
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    • PARAMNAME_DEST_NODATA

      public static final String PARAMNAME_DEST_NODATA
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    • CROP_ENVELOPE

      public static final ParameterDescriptor<Bounds> CROP_ENVELOPE
      The parameter descriptor used to pass this operation the envelope to use when doing the spatial crop.

    • CROP_ROI

      public static final ParameterDescriptor<Geometry> CROP_ROI
      The parameter descriptor used to pass this operation the polygons(s) to use when doing the spatial crop.

      If set, the intersection of Envelope and ROI must not be empty. The final output area will contain area inside the Envelope AND the ROI.

      The parameter shall be a Polygon instance, or a GeometryCollection holding Polygons

    • ROI_OPTIMISATION_TOLERANCE

      public static final ParameterDescriptor<Double> ROI_OPTIMISATION_TOLERANCE
      The parameter descriptor used to tell this operation to optimize the crop using a Mosaic in where the area of the image we would not load is smaller than ROI_OPTIMISATION_TOLERANCE*FULL_CROP.

    • FORCE_MOSAIC

      public static final ParameterDescriptor<Boolean> FORCE_MOSAIC
      The parameter descriptor used to tell this operation to force the usage of a mosaic by avoiding any kind of optimization

    • NODATA

      public static final ParameterDescriptor<Range> NODATA
      The parameter descriptor used to tell this operation to check NoData

    • DEST_NODATA

      public static final ParameterDescriptor<double[]> DEST_NODATA
      The parameter descriptor used to tell this operation to set destinationNoData

  • Constructor Details

    • Crop

      public Crop()
      Constructs a default "Crop" operation.

  • Method Details