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Commit 5.3.20 - On Lake Burley Griffin, there is one point to the east of lake that is included in 2
pie graphs. That seems to be because the point itself is in LBG but one error margin point is in a different waterbody (that looks like a hole in the LBG polygon).
The algorithm to fix needs to be along the line of "if source point is in a water body then don't use error margin points to test if in waterbody".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* Lake Burley Griffin had 3 pie charts in it, maybe more. This change
prevents that
* Although you will see a 2nd pie chart for the one point to the east. As per
#52
this is due to the error margins
I'm deferring work on this and may never actually do. The work log entry i added to __ says:
This is a tough problem and I don't know it is worth the effort
The problem is in calculateLayerIntersections(). The intersection
is all points (source and errorMargin). But the uses of an EMP and SP
spans across polygons (by definition of this problem - if in the same
polygon GisOps.filterSourcePoints leaves only SPs). So the filtering
needs to be moved to be across polygons. AND the order might be different
the EMP could be added first or the SP could be added first
Commit 5.3.20 - On Lake Burley Griffin, there is one point to the east of lake that is included in 2
pie graphs. That seems to be because the point itself is in LBG but one error margin point is in a different waterbody (that looks like a hole in the LBG polygon).
The algorithm to fix needs to be along the line of "if source point is in a water body then don't use error margin points to test if in waterbody".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: