A line splitter would be really useful however. Even if you have geometry that plays nice, you can be interacting with systems that do not. My use
case is doing a spatial query-by-polygon on a map. Map properties come from AGS or OGC webmap services neither of which are much good at polygons that span the 180 line. You have to split the polygon into pieces and create query with OR clause on the geometry
pieces.
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I thought I'd mention that Spatial4j, a library I'm involved with that works with JTS, addresses the dateline / antimeridian in the JtsGeometry class:
Perhaps this code might have a home in JTS 2.0.
On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Martin Davis <mtnclimb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
John,
JTS doesn't at the moment contain a Split Polygon By Line function, so your approach of constructing clipping polygons is the recommended alternative. The good news in your case is (a) you know a priori the maximum extent of the input
geometries and (b) the splitting line is vertical. So you can simply create two fixed orthnormal rectangles and use them as the splitting polygons.
(Aside - it would be a nice little exercise to create a function which takes a splitting line and turns it into a splitting polygon, and then computes and returns both sides of the split. Someone may have already done this...)
As for translating to [0 - 360], yes, the AffineTransformation API is designed to do this. For example code see the unit test file [1] (This would be a nice candidate for some code in the examples module)
I feel like this is a common question but don't seem to find a good answer.
I'm trying to split a simple shape at the antimeridian to form a multipart geometry. My general approach was to construct two clipping polygons for the eastern and western hemispheres and intersect them with the target geometry.
Can someone suggest a better approach to doing this with JTS or GeoTools?
Related question - it seems that I need to shift the geometries from a -180 to 180 coordinate space to a 0 to 360 coordinate space in order to perform some of the calculations. Is AffineTransformation the best way to approach this? Any
examples of using it for this purpose?
Thanks for any help you can provide!
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