#include <FeltGridDefinition.h>
Orientation describes the different ways that the values can be ordered in the grid. There are four possible dimensions: Left to Right or Right to Left Lower to Upper or Upper to Lower Horizontal scanning or Vertical scanning Regular or Alternating (i.e., every second row changes direction)
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LeftUpperHorizontal |
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LeftLowerHorizontal |
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felt::FeltGridDefinition::FeltGridDefinition |
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The parameters a, b, c, d are words 15 to 18 in the FELT header definition. These usually describe elements of the grid specification (variable meaning, depending on the grid specification used)
virtual felt::FeltGridDefinition::~FeltGridDefinition |
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virtual const boost::array<float, 6>& felt::FeltGridDefinition::getGridParameters |
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Orientation felt::FeltGridDefinition::getScanMode |
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virtual float felt::FeltGridDefinition::getXIncrement |
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- X-increment in m or degree
virtual int felt::FeltGridDefinition::getXNumber |
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virtual float felt::FeltGridDefinition::getYIncrement |
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- Y-increment in m or degree
virtual int felt::FeltGridDefinition::getYNumber |
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virtual std::string felt::FeltGridDefinition::projDefinition |
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virtual float felt::FeltGridDefinition::startLatitude |
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virtual float felt::FeltGridDefinition::startLongitude |
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virtual float felt::FeltGridDefinition::startX |
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- X-start in m or degree
virtual float felt::FeltGridDefinition::startY |
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- Y-start in m or degree
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: