Data classes

Classes
class	mio::Array1D< T >
	The template class Array1D is a 1D array (vector) able to hold any type of object as datatype. If the compilation flag NOSAFECHECKS is used, bounds check is turned off (leading to increased performances). More...
class	mio::Array2D< T >
	The template class Array2D is a 2D Array (Matrix) able to hold any type of object as datatype. It relies on the Array2DProxy class to provide the [][] operator (slower than the (i,j) call). If the compilation flag NOSAFECHECKS is used, bounds check is turned off (leading to increased performances). More...
class	mio::Array3D< T >
	The template class Array3D is a 3D Array (Tensor) able to hold any type of object as datatype. It relies on the Array3DProxy2 class to provide the [][][] operator (slower than the (i,j,k) call). If the compilation flag NOSAFECHECKS is used, bounds check is turned off (leading to increased performances). More...
class	mio::MeteoBuffer
	A class to buffer meteorological data. This class buffers MeteoData objects. It is currently NOT a proper ring buffer, this should come in a later implementation. More...
class	mio::GridBuffer
	A class to buffer gridded data. This class buffers Grid2D objects. It implements a proper ring buffer, thus removing old buffered grids when necessary. More...
class	mio::Coords
	A class to handle geographic coordinate systems. This class offers an easy way to transparently convert between various coordinate systems. For any given object, as soon as a latitude/longitude can be computed/read, it will be used as a reference. This means that every subsequent change of projection system or read will be the conversion of this reference lat/lon position (until a new "set" is called). See Coords::setProj for the supported coordinate systems. More...
class	mio::CoordsAlgorithms
	A static class to handle geographic algorithms. This class offers methods to handle lat/lon coordinates, to transform lat/lon coordinates, to compute distances on a sphere or to convert between coordinate systems. More...
class	mio::Date
	A class to handle timestamps. This class handles conversion between different time display formats (ISO, numeric) as well as different time representation (julian date, modified julian date, etc). It also handles time zones as well as very basic Daylight Saving Time (DST). Since the activation dates of DST are political and not technical, it can not be automatically calculated. Therefore, it has to be provided by the caller: when the dst flag is set, the dst time shift is automatically applied. When the dst flag ceases to be set, the dst time shift is no longer applied. This is very crude, but please keep in mind that using DST for monitoring data is usually a bad idea... Finally, we assume that dates are positive. If this would not be the case, this class has to be recompiled with the proper define. More...
class	mio::DEMObject
	A class to represent DEMs and automatically compute some properties. This class stores elevation grids and their georeferencing, expressed as the lower-left coordinates, the cellsize (cells are assumed to be square) and a nodata code for potentially empty cells (The nodata parameter is supposed to be IOUtils::nodata). This class also automatically computes local slope, azimuth, curvature, normals and minimal/maximal for normalization. Various algorithms are available to compute these properties (see mio::DEMObject::slope_type) and it is possible to toggle between automatic refresh or not. Several other DEM related values can be computed, such as the horizon, displacements within the DEM, etc. More...
class	mio::Grid2DObject
	A class to represent 2D Grids. Typical application as DEM or Landuse Model. More...
class	mio::Grid3DObject
	A class to represent 3D Grids. Typical application: wind field. More...
class	mio::Matrix
	This class implements the basic operations on matrices. Elements are access in matrix notation: that is A(1,2) represents the second element of the first line. Index go from 1 to nrows/ncols. More...
class	mio::MeteoGrids
	A class to represent the meteorological parameters that could be contained in a grid. This should be very close to MeteoData with a few additions (like the wind u,v,w) More...
class	mio::MeteoData
	A class to represent a singular measurement received from one station at a certain time (represented by the Date object) More...
class	mio::StationData
	A class to represent meteo stations with attributes like longitude, latitude, etc. More...

Detailed Description

Documentation for available data classes.