Package org.episteme.social.geography
package org.episteme.social.geography
Provides classes for social geography, human settlements, and mapping.
This package extends the core geography module with human-centric features:
Address- Physical locations and mailing addressesOwnedPlace- Real estate and property modelingHome- Residential locations and occupantsBusinessPlace- Offices and industrial sites-
- 2D geographical maps with layers and places
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org.episteme.social.geography.Map -
- Movement tracks and routes
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org.episteme.social.geography.Path -
- Bridge to scientific geodesy
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org.episteme.social.geography.CoordinateBridge TerrainAnalyzer- GIS-like terrain analysis
- Since:
- 1.0
- Version:
- 2.0
- Author:
- Silvere Martin-Michiellot, Gemini AI (Google DeepMind)
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ClassDescriptionUtility for calculating geographical accessibility indices and isochrones.Represents a mailing or physical address for a location.Represents a business location, office, or industrial site.Christaller's Central Place Theory for urban hierarchy and distribution analysis.Represents a city or urban settlement.Represents a simplified Köppen climate classification and associated metrics.Utility for assessing flooding risks based on physical and meteorological data.Geographic bounding box implementation.Standard physical and geometric constants for Earth-based geographical calculations.Represents a logical map of a geographical area, containing places and paths.Represents a geographical path, which can consist of multiple disjoint segments (MultiLineString).Inner class representing a single continuous path segment.A geographical polygon supporting multiple disjoint regions (exclaves) and holes (enclaves).Inner class representing a simple polygon (1 exterior + N interiors).Handles Geographic Information System (GIS) projections and spatial offsets.A specialized map containing elevation data (Digital Elevation Model).Represents a residence, a specific place where individuals live.Utility for optimizing land use and urban planning distribution.Represents a piece of land or building that is owned by one or more economic agents.A region is an area, typically part of a country or the world, having definable characteristics but not always fixed boundaries.Universal data model for spatial visualization.Utility for modeling spatial interaction, migration flows, and urban gravitation.Utility class for terrain analysis using Digital Elevation Models (DEM).A geographic boundary that changes over time.Represents a snapshot of a boundary at a specific time.A place that supports boundaries that change over time.