[GRASS-dev] topology model resume (and some proposals)
G. Allegri
giohappy at gmail.com
Thu Dec 1 09:37:31 EST 2011
I resume (first as a repeat to myself) what I've learned from the various
email on the topic
Vectors can be:
LEVEL 1:
- no topology -> very limited use
LEVEL 2:
- unclean topology -> limited use
- clean topology -> full support
I previously thought that LEVEL 2 was only possible for clean topologies,
and I was wrong...
At the moment there isn't a tool to list the the uncorrect geometries from
a topological point of view. v.build only checks some constraints, not all.
The proposal is to extend it to check against all the rules that are
required to consider a geometry topologically correct (an extended flag to
v defaul.build maybe).
v.in.ogr builds and cleans (by default). It would be useful to have the
"clean" phase available to be launched independently. I mean, something
like an "automatic" flag for v.clean, that would operate the same cleaning
as during the import of a vector.
Conclusions: the topological correctness isn't a constraint for the vector
topology data structure. GRASS haven't all the topology rules hard-coded
(... or yes?). Most of thems (all?) are defined inside the code of v.build
and v.clean, but I suppose that there isn't an autonomous
library/functionality that provide the semantics of a "correct topology".
Am I wrong?
Thanks everyone for the support ;)
giovanni
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