Examples of Granule

org.geoserver.importer.mosaic.Granule
A tile of a mosaic.
org.geotools.coverageio.jp2k.Granule
A granule is an elementar piece of data image, with its own overviews and everything.
This class is responsible for caching the various size of the different levels of each single granule.
Right now we are making the assumption that a single granule is made by a single file with embedded overviews, either explicit or intrinsic through wavelets like MrSID, ECW or JPEG2000. @author Simone Giannecchini, GeoSolutions S.A.S. @author Daniele Romagnoli, GeoSolutions S.A.S.
structures.Granule

Examples of org.geoserver.importer.mosaic.Granule

                    json.value(supp.getName());
                }
                json.endArray();
    
                if (sf instanceof Granule) {
                    Granule g = (Granule) sf;
                    if (g.getTimestamp() != null) {
                        json.key("timestamp").value(DATE_FORMAT.format(g.getTimestamp()));
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

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Examples of org.geoserver.importer.mosaic.Granule

        JSONObject obj = (JSONObject) getFormatPostOrPut().toObject(getRequest().getEntity());
        FileData file = lookupFile();
        if (file instanceof SpatialFile) {
            SpatialFile sf = (SpatialFile) file;
            if (sf instanceof Granule) {
                Granule g = (Granule) sf;
                if (obj.has("timestamp")) {
                    String ts = obj.getString("timestamp");
                    try {
                        g.setTimestamp(ImportJSONWriter.DATE_FORMAT.parse(ts));
                    } catch (ParseException e) {
                        throw new RestletException("Could not parse timestamp: " + ts + ", must be " 
                            + "format: " + ImportJSONWriter.DATE_FORMAT.toPattern(), 
                            Status.CLIENT_ERROR_BAD_REQUEST);
                    }

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Examples of org.geotools.coverageio.jp2k.Granule

             return;
        }
         
    final AbstractGridCoverage2DReader reader = new JP2KReader(file);
    final GeneralEnvelope envelope = reader.getOriginalEnvelope();
    final Granule granule = new Granule(new ReferencedEnvelope(envelope), file);
    final Level level = granule.getLevel(0);
    if (level != null){
      final AffineTransform btl = level.getBaseToLevelTransform();
        assertTrue(btl.isIdentity());
        final Rectangle bounds = level.getBounds();
        assertEquals(bounds.width, 400);
          assertEquals(bounds.height, 200);
        final int h = level.getHeight();
        final int w = level.getWidth();
        assertEquals(bounds.width, w);
          assertEquals(bounds.height, h);
          
        final double sx = level.getScaleX();
        final double sy = level.getScaleY();
        assertEquals(sx, 1.0, DELTA);
          assertEquals(sy, 1.0, DELTA);
           
        final String levelS = level.toString();
        if (TestData.isInteractiveTest()){
             if (LOGGER.isLoggable(java.util.logging.Level.INFO))
               LOGGER.info(levelS);
          }
      }
      
      final String granuleS = granule.toString();
      if (TestData.isInteractiveTest()){
           if (LOGGER.isLoggable(java.util.logging.Level.INFO))
             LOGGER.info(granuleS);
        }

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Examples of structures.Granule

    //Fill in granule activations
    for (int y=0; y<this.numColumns; y++)
    {
      for (int x=0; x<myNetwork.getGranulesPerColumn(); x++)
      {
        Granule gc = this.myNetwork.getColumn(y).getGranules().get(x);
        
        if (gc != null && gc.isActive())
        {
          g.setColor(Color.GREEN);
          g.fillOval(COL_START_X+(COL_OFFSET*y), COL_START_Y+(GRANULE_RADIUS*x), GRANULE_RADIUS, GRANULE_RADIUS);
        }
        else if (gc !=  null && !gc.isActive())
        {
          g.setColor(Color.RED);
          g.fillOval(COL_START_X+(COL_OFFSET*y), COL_START_Y+(GRANULE_RADIUS*x), GRANULE_RADIUS, GRANULE_RADIUS);
        }
        else

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