The SEDRIS Data Representation Model
APPENDIX B - Constraints Quad Tree Related Organizing Principle |
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For any quad tree-related organization QTRA, whether a <Quad Tree Related Features> or a <Quad Tree Related Geometry>,
QTRA shall have a <Spatial Domain>.
Each branch of QTRA shall comply with the following constraints.
2.1 | Each component representing a quadrant shall have a <Spatial Domain> component. In the case of quadrants represented by <Geometry Model Instance> or <Feature Model Instance> instances, the <Model> being referenced shall have the <Spatial Domain>. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2.2 | The regions defined by the branches shall not overlap; that is, the <Spatial Domain> components of the component hierarchies shall not overlap. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2.3 | The four possible quadrant components' <Spatial Domains> shall be defined in their native SRF within the area specified by the QTRA's <Spatial Domain> as follows.
![]() Consider the bounding area defined by the <Spatial Domain> of QTRA, as divided into 4 quadrants of equal size. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The strict_organizing_principle and unique_descendants field values of QTRA shall be SE_TRUE.
The quad tree-related organization shall provide a <Spatial Domain>, so that the data provider specifies the bounding area that the quad tree is dividing into quadrants.
Each component representing a quadrant shall specify a <Spatial Domain>, because although quadrants are intended to be of equal size, "size" is not invariant under coordinate transformation. The <Spatial Domains> are necessary to ensure that the boundaries between quadrants are well-defined when coordinate conversions and transformations are applied.
The <Spatial Domain> instances of the branches and the quadrants that they represent shall correspond.
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