| java.lang.Object org.geotools.coverage.grid.io.AbstractGridCoverage2DReader org.geotools.gce.imagemosaic.ImageMosaicReader
ImageMosaicReader | final public class ImageMosaicReader extends AbstractGridCoverage2DReader implements GridCoverageReader(Code) | | This reader is repsonsible for providing access to mosaic of georeferenced
images. Citing JAI documentation:
The "Mosaic" operation creates a mosaic of two or more source images. This
operation could be used for example to assemble a set of overlapping
geospatially rectified images into a contiguous image. It could also be used
to create a montage of photographs such as a panorama.
All source images are assumed to have been geometrically mapped into a common
coordinate space. The origin (minX, minY) of each image is therefore taken to
represent the location of the respective image in the common coordinate
system of the sour ce images. This coordinate space will also be that of the
destination image.
All source images must have the same data type and sample size for all bands
and have the same number of bands as color components. The destination will
have the same data type, sample size, and number of bands and color
components as the sources.
author: Simone Giannecchini since: 2.3 |
Field Summary | |
final public static int | MAX_TILES Max number of tiles that this plugin will load.
If this number is exceeded, i.e. |
Method Summary | |
public Format | getFormat() | public GridCoverage | read(GeneralParameterValue[] params) |
MAX_TILES | final public static int MAX_TILES(Code) | | Max number of tiles that this plugin will load.
If this number is exceeded, i.e. we request an area which is too large
instead of getting stuck ith opening thousands of files I give you back a
fake coverage.
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getFormat | public Format getFormat()(Code) | | |
read | public GridCoverage read(GeneralParameterValue[] params) throws IOException(Code) | | |
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