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Think of how to what a movement class should be able to include. It will likely link to #19, so attributes are parts of the data set. I'm a bit enticed by sf and their sf class, that uses a standard (XYZM), and there are method associated with certain classes.
Thinking onwards from XYZM standard, the movement structure could maybe be described as TKXC/TKXY/TKXYZ where T is time, K is keypoint and C is certainty (probably there's a better term, just can't remember it right now). The class could then have a Dimensions tag, which would be X/XY/XYZ. https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/39131/what-is-an-xyzm-measurement-model
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Think of how to what a movement class should be able to include. It will likely link to #19, so attributes are parts of the data set. I'm a bit enticed by
sf
and theirsf
class, that uses a standard (XYZM), and there are method associated with certain classes.Thinking onwards from
XYZM
standard, the movement structure could maybe be described asTKXC
/TKXY
/TKXYZ
where T is time, K is keypoint and C is certainty (probably there's a better term, just can't remember it right now). The class could then have aDimensions
tag, which would beX
/XY
/XYZ
.https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/39131/what-is-an-xyzm-measurement-model
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: