See: Description
Interface | Description |
---|---|
Intersection |
An intersection represents a crossing of paths where one can travel
from one path to another.
|
IntersectionAdminSession |
This session creates, updates, and deletes
Intersections. |
IntersectionForm |
This is the form for creating and updating
Routes. |
IntersectionList |
Like all
OsidLists, IntersectionList
provides a means for accessing Intersection elements
sequentially either one at a time or many at a time. |
IntersectionLookupSession |
This session provides methods for retrieving
Intersections. |
IntersectionMapAssignmentSession |
This session provides methods to re-assign
Intersections
to Map objects. |
IntersectionMapSession |
This session provides methods to retrieve
Intersection
to Map mappings. |
IntersectionNotificationSession |
This session defines methods to receive notifications on adds/changes
to
Intersection objects in this Map. |
IntersectionQuery |
This is the query for searching intersections.
|
IntersectionQueryInspector |
This is the query inspector for examining intersection queries.
|
IntersectionQuerySession |
This session provides methods for searching among
Intersection
objects. |
IntersectionReceiver |
The path receiver is the consumer supplied interface for receiving
notifications pertaining to new, updated or deleted
Intersection
objects. |
IntersectionSearch |
The search interface for governing intersection searches.
|
IntersectionSearchOrder |
An interface for specifying the ordering of search results.
|
IntersectionSearchResults |
This interface provides a means to capture results of a search.
|
IntersectionSearchSession |
This session provides methods for searching among
Intersection
objects. |
IntersectionSmartMapSession |
This session manages queries and sequencing to create "smart" dynamic
catalogs.
|
MappingPathManager |
The mapping path manager provides access to path sessions and provides
interoperability tests for various aspects of this service.
|
MappingPathProfile |
The mapping profile describes the interoperability among mapping
services.
|
MappingPathProxyManager |
The mapping proxy manager provides access to rules sessions and
provides interoperability tests for various aspects of this service.
|
MyPathSession |
This session defines methods to get path information for the
authenticated agent.
|
Obstacle |
A
Obstacle represents a blockage along a Path. |
ObstacleAdminSession |
This session creates, updates, and deletes
Obstacles. |
ObstacleForm |
This is the form for creating and updating
Obstacles. |
ObstacleList |
Like all
OsidLists, ObstacleList provides
a means for accessing Obstacle elements sequentially either
one at a time or many at a time. |
ObstacleLookupSession |
This session defines methods for retrieving obstacle.
|
ObstacleMapAssignmentSession |
This session provides methods to re-assign
Obstacles to
Map objects An Obstacle may appear in
multiple Map objects and removing the last reference to an
Obstacle is the equivalent of deleting it. |
ObstacleMapSession |
This session provides methods to retrieve
Obstacle to
Map mappings. |
ObstacleNotificationSession |
This session defines methods to receive notifications on adds/changes
to
Obstacle objects in this Map. |
ObstacleQuery |
This is the query for searching obstacles.
|
ObstacleQueryInspector |
This is the query inspecto for examining obstacle queries.
|
ObstacleQuerySession |
This session provides methods for searching among
Obstacle
objects. |
ObstacleReceiver |
The obstacle receiver is the consumer supplied interface for receiving
notifications pertaining to new, updated or deleted obstacle.
|
ObstacleSearch |
The search interface for governing obstacle searches.
|
ObstacleSearchOrder |
An interface for specifying the ordering of search results.
|
ObstacleSearchResults |
This interface provides a means to capture results of a search.
|
ObstacleSearchSession |
This session provides methods for searching among
Obstacle
objects. |
ObstacleSmartMapSession |
This session manages queries and sequencing to create "smart" dynamic
catalogs.
|
Path |
A
Path represents a navigable path or road. |
PathAdminSession |
This session creates, updates, and deletes
Paths. |
PathForm |
This is the form for creating and updating
Paths. |
PathList |
Like all
OsidLists, PathList provides a
means for accessing Path elements sequentially either one
at a time or many at a time. |
PathLookupSession |
This session provides methods for retrieving
Path
objects. |
PathMapAssignmentSession |
This session provides methods to re-assign
Paths to
Map objects. |
PathMapSession |
This session provides methods to retrieve
Path to
Map mappings. |
PathNotificationSession |
This session defines methods to receive notifications on adds/changes
to
Path objects in this Map. |
PathQuery |
This is the query for searching paths.
|
PathQueryInspector |
This is the query inspector for examining path queries.
|
PathQuerySession |
This session provides methods for searching among
Path
objects. |
PathReceiver |
The path receiver is the consumer supplied interface for receiving
notifications pertaining to new, updated or deleted
Path
objects. |
PathSearch |
The search interface for governing path searches.
|
PathSearchOrder |
An interface for specifying the ordering of search results.
|
PathSearchResults |
This interface provides a means to capture results of a search.
|
PathSearchSession |
This session provides methods for searching among
Path
objects. |
PathSmartMapSession |
This session manages queries and sequencing to create "smart" dynamic
catalogs.
|
PathSpatialDesignSession |
This session defines methods for designing paths.
|
PathSpatialSession |
This session defines methods for retrieving paths through spatial
queries.
|
PathTravelSession |
This session provides methods for examining
Path travel. |
ResourcePathNotificationSession |
This session defines methods to receive notifications on adds/changes
to resources on paths in this
Map. |
ResourcePathReceiver |
The resource route receiver is the consumer supplied interface for
receiving notifications pertaining to changes of resources along paths.
|
ResourceSignalNotificationSession |
This session defines methods to receive notifications for signal
crossings in this
Map. |
ResourceSignalReceiver |
The resource route receiver is the consumer supplied interface for
receiving notifications pertaining to signal crossings by resources.
|
ResourceVelocity |
A
Velocity for a Resource. |
ResourceVelocityList |
Like all
OsidLists, ResourceVelocityList
provides a means for accessing ResourceVelocity elements
sequentially either one at a time or many at a time. |
ResourceVelocityNotificationSession |
This session defines methods to receive notifications on adds/changes
to resource velocities in this
Map. |
ResourceVelocityReceiver |
The resource route receiver is the consumer supplied interface for
receiving notifications pertaining to changes of resource velocities.
|
ResourceVelocitySession |
This session defines methods to look up resources on paths.
|
ResourceVelocityUpdateSession |
This session defines methods to update resource velocities.
|
Signal |
A
Signal represents a traffic signal in a Map. |
SignalAdminSession |
This session creates, updates, and deletes
Signals. |
SignalForm |
This is the form for creating and updating
Signals. |
SignalList |
Like all
OsidLists, SignalList provides a
means for accessing Signal elements sequentially either one
at a time or many at a time. |
SignalLookupSession |
This session defines methods for retrieving signals.
|
SignalMapAssignmentSession |
This session provides methods to re-assign
Signals to
Map objects A Signal may appear in multiple
Map objects and removing the last reference to a
Signal is the equivalent of deleting it. |
SignalMapSession |
This session provides methods to retrieve
Signal to
Map signals. |
SignalNotificationSession |
This session defines methods to receive notifications on adds/changes
to
Signal objects in this Map. |
SignalQuery |
This is the query for searching signals.
|
SignalQueryInspector |
This is the query inspector interface for examining signal queries.
|
SignalQuerySession |
This session provides methods for searching among
Signal
objects. |
SignalReceiver |
The signal receiver is the consumer supplied interface for receiving
notifications pertaining to new, updated or deleted signals.
|
SignalSearch |
The search interface for governing signal searches.
|
SignalSearchOrder |
An interface for specifying the ordering of search results.
|
SignalSearchResults |
This interface provides a means to capture results of a search.
|
SignalSearchSession |
This session provides methods for searching among
Signal
objects. |
SignalSmartMapSession |
This session manages queries and sequencing to create "smart" dynamic
catalogs.
|
SpeedZone |
A
SpeedZone represents a speed zone in a Map. |
SpeedZoneAdminSession |
This session creates, updates, and deletes
SpeedZones. |
SpeedZoneForm |
This is the form for creating and updating
SpeedZones. |
SpeedZoneList |
Like all
OsidLists, SpeedZone provides a
means for accessing SpeedZone elements sequentially either
one at a time or many at a time. |
SpeedZoneLookupSession |
This session defines methods for retrieving speed zones.
|
SpeedZoneMapAssignmentSession |
This session provides methods to re-assign
SpeedZones to
Map objects A SpeedZone may appear in
multiple Map objects and removing the last reference to a
SpeedZone is the equivalent of deleting it. |
SpeedZoneMapSession |
This session provides methods to retrieve
SpeedZone to
Map speed zones. |
SpeedZoneNotificationSession |
This session defines methods to receive notifications on adds/changes
to
SpeedZone objects in this Map. |
SpeedZoneQuery |
This is the query for searching speed zones.
|
SpeedZoneQueryInspector |
This is the query inspector for examining speed zone queries.
|
SpeedZoneQuerySession |
This session provides methods for searching among
SpeedZone
objects. |
SpeedZoneReceiver |
The speed zone receiver is the consumer supplied interface for
receiving notifications pertaining to new, updated or deleted speed zones.
|
SpeedZoneSearch |
The search interface for governing speed zone searches.
|
SpeedZoneSearchOrder |
An interface for specifying the ordering of search results.
|
SpeedZoneSearchResults |
This interface provides a means to capture results of a search.
|
SpeedZoneSearchSession |
This session provides methods for searching among
SpeedZone
objects. |
SpeedZoneSmartMapSession |
This session manages queries and sequencing to create "smart" dynamic
catalogs.
|
The Open Service Interface Definitions for the org.osid.mapping.path service.
The Mapping Path OSID provides a means for managing spatial paths. This service may be used to link routing information with geospatial information or to simulate or monitor physical traffic.
A Path
is any interconnection that may represent a road,
hallway, or orbit. A Path
is plotted along a series of
Coordinates
to describe its geometry or may include data to
generate the path from an equation.
A multi-lane road may be modeled as a series of individual paths along side each other. Each Path may have its own intersections, speed zones, obstacles, and signals.
Intersections
define a crossing of Paths
where one can move from one Path
to another. Different types
of Intersections
may exist including forks and rotaries.
A SpeedZone
specifies the speed limit between a set of
Coordinates
on a Path.
SpeedZones
may be manually created or automatically generated based on
conditions along a Path.
A Signal
represents some instruction to traffic along a
Path.
A Signal may be a traffic light, stop sign, or other
control point in which to collect data about moving Resources.
Obstacles
represent an obstruction that impacts the
travel between a set of Coordinates
along a Path.
Obstacles
may be used to generate implicit
SpeedZones
or completely block a Path.
The Mapping Path OSID contains a Mapping Path Rules OSID for managing
the effectiveness of SppedZones
and Obstacles
as well as a Mapping Path Batch OSID for managing Paths,
Intersections,
Signals,
and Obstacles
in bulk.
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