Uses of Interface
org.opengis.temporal.Period

Packages that use Period
org.opengis.coverage Coverages (generate a value for any point). 
org.opengis.temporal   
 

Uses of Period in org.opengis.coverage
 

Methods in org.opengis.coverage with parameters of type Period
 Set<GridPointValuePair> DiscreteGridPointCoverage.select(Geometry s, Period t)
          Returns the set of point-value pairs that contain domain objects that lie within the specified geometry and period.
 Set<? extends GeometryValuePair> ContinuousCoverage.select(Geometry s, Period t)
          Returns the set of geometry-value pairs associated with the value objects of which this continuous coverage is composed.
 Set<? extends GeometryValuePair> Coverage.select(Geometry s, Period t)
          Returns the set of geometry-value pairs that contain domain objects that lie within the specified geometry and period.
 Set<PointValuePair> DiscretePointCoverage.select(Geometry s, Period t)
          Returns the set of point-value pairs that contain domain objects that lie within the specified geometry and period.
 

Uses of Period in org.opengis.temporal
 

Methods in org.opengis.temporal that return Period
 Period TemporalFactory.createPeriod(Instant begin, Instant end)
           
 Period CalendarEra.getEpochOfUse()
          Identifies the period for which the calendar era was used as a reference fro dating.
 Period TemporalEdge.getRealization()
          An optional association that links this edge to the corresponding period.
 

Methods in org.opengis.temporal that return types with arguments of type Period
 Collection<Period> Instant.getBegunBy()
          Get the Collection of temporal Periods, for which this Instant is the beginning.
 Collection<Period> Instant.getEndedBy()
          Get the Collection of temporal Periods, for which this Instant is the end.
 

Methods in org.opengis.temporal with parameters of type Period
 CalendarEra TemporalFactory.createCalendarEra(InternationalString name, InternationalString referenceEvent, CalendarDate referenceDate, JulianDate julianReference, Period epochOfUse)
           
 



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