Uses of Package
org.opengis.metadata.spatial

Packages that use org.opengis.metadata.spatial

Package	Description
org.opengis.metadata	The metadata root entity.
org.opengis.metadata.identification	Information to uniquely identify the data or service.
org.opengis.metadata.quality	Description of the quality of geographic data.
org.opengis.metadata.spatial	Information concerning the mechanisms used to represent spatial information in a dataset.

Classes in org.opengis.metadata.spatial used by org.opengis.metadata

Class	Description
SpatialRepresentation	Digital mechanism used to represent spatial information.

Classes in org.opengis.metadata.spatial used by org.opengis.metadata.identification

Class	Description
SpatialRepresentationType	Method used to represent geographic information in the dataset.

Classes in org.opengis.metadata.spatial used by org.opengis.metadata.quality

Class	Description
SpatialRepresentation	Digital mechanism used to represent spatial information.
SpatialRepresentationType	Method used to represent geographic information in the dataset.

Classes in org.opengis.metadata.spatial used by org.opengis.metadata.spatial

Class	Description
CellGeometry	Code indicating whether grid data is point or area.
Dimension	Axis properties.
DimensionNameType	Name of the dimension.
GCP	Information on ground control point.
GeolocationInformation	Information used to determine geographic location corresponding to image location.
GeometricObjects	Number of objects, listed by geometric object type, used in the dataset.
GeometricObjectType	Name of point and vector spatial objects used to locate zero-, one-, and two-dimensional spatial locations in the dataset.
GridSpatialRepresentation	Basic information required to uniquely identify a resource or resources.
PixelOrientation	Point in a pixel corresponding to the Earth location of the pixel.
SpatialRepresentation	Digital mechanism used to represent spatial information.
SpatialRepresentationType	Method used to represent geographic information in the dataset.
TopologyLevel	Degree of complexity of the spatial relationships.