Geographic Information Systems Asked on December 25, 2021
I have two linear rings, A (green) and B (red). I want to include all intersection points between two geometries in A.
In fact what I need is (A-B)+(A.B)
(or maybe just A+(A.B)
), but those operations may get too time consuming. The other option is to iterate over A’s segments and find their intersections with B and construct a new linear ring from scratch. Now there might be many special cases that I need to cover. So, are there any other fast and robust options in NetTopologySuite?
Have you tried the MCIndexNoder? It can generate the nodes at intersections efficiently, but you have to extract the segments of your geometries, node the segments with the MCIndexNoder and reconstruct the geometries.
Here is a recent post of Martin Davis (JTS creator) on noding strategies. Maybe you could find it interesting:
https://lin-ear-th-inking.blogspot.com/2020/06/jts-overlayng-noding-strategies.html?m=0
Answered by César Argul García on December 25, 2021
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