Data Tables Technical Guide
Part 4, Volume 6 of the SEDRIS Technology Documentation Set

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION
1.1Overview
1.2Prerequisites
1.3For Additional Information on SEDRIS
1.4Document Conventions and Notations
2 BACKGROUND AND MOTIVATION
2.1 A Simple Grid Model
2.2 Coordinate Representations and the Preservation of "Griddedness"
2.3 Data Types and Special Values
2.4 Irregular and Other Axes
2.5 Generalization to Property Tables
2.6 Summary
2.6 Other Generalizations
2.7 Summary
3 DATA REPRESENTATION MODEL DEFINITIONS
3.1<Data Tables>
3.2 The <Property Grid> Class
3.3 The <Property Table> Class
3.4 The <Mesh Face Table> Class
3.5 <Property> and <Table Property Description>
3.6 <Axis> and its subclasses
3.6.1 The <Axis> Class
3.6.2 The <Regular Axis> Class
3.6.3 The <Irregular Axis> Class
3.6.4 The <Enumeration Axis> Class
3.6.5 The <Interval Axis> Class
3.7 Other <Data Table>-related Classes
3.7.1 Overview
3.7.2 The <Data Table Library> Class
3.7.3 The <Property Table Reference> Class
3.7.4 The <Property Grid Hook Point> Class
3.7.5 The <Grid Overlap> Class
4 PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
4.1 Overview
4.2 <Property Table> Example
4.2.1 <Property Table>: Backscatter Table Example
4.2.2 <Property Table>: Emissivity Table Example
4.3 <Property Grid> Example
4.3.1 Computing the Location of a Grid Cell
4.3.2 Finding a Grid Cell for a Given Location
4.4 Nested <Property Grid> Example
5 RETRIEVING <DATA TABLE> DATA WITH THE SEDRIS API
5.1 Overview
5.2 Data Table Sub-Extents
5.3 SE_GetDataTableData()
5.4 Other API <Data Table> Functions
5.4.1 Signature Information
5.4.2 Constant Signature Items
6 <FINITE ELEMENT MESH>
6.1 Overview
7 WHERE TO GO FROM HERE

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