Uses of Package
net.agmodel.physical

Packages that use net.agmodel.physical
net.agmodel.brokerImpl   
net.agmodel.genericBroker Contains generic classes used in the interface descriptions of a number of different brokers and servers. 
net.agmodel.metBroker   
net.agmodel.metDriver Contains driver classes that MetBroker uses to connect to databases, and the interfaces they implement.
 
net.agmodel.pPhysical Contains persistent versions of some classes from the net.agmodel.physical package. 
net.agmodel.physical Contains classes representing basic physical quanties, units, unit conversions, and mathematical operations. 
net.agmodel.spatialschema   
net.agmodel.utility Contains utility classes, useful in a range of applications. 
net.agmodel.weatherData Contains interface classes for MetBroker client applications.
 
 

Classes in net.agmodel.physical used by net.agmodel.brokerImpl
GeographicalArea
          Represents a portion of the globe in 3 dimensions
 

Classes in net.agmodel.physical used by net.agmodel.genericBroker
GeographicalArea
          Represents a portion of the globe in 3 dimensions
 

Classes in net.agmodel.physical used by net.agmodel.metBroker
Duration
          This class represents a period of existence or persistence.
GeographicalArea
          Represents a portion of the globe in 3 dimensions
GeographicalBox
          A 2-dimensional space using latitude, and longitude.
Location
          A location is simply a point on the planet.
Location2D
          A location is simply a point on the planet.
Period
          Represents a subset of time with an optional beginning and an optional end.
 

Classes in net.agmodel.physical used by net.agmodel.metDriver
Duration
          This class represents a period of existence or persistence.
Interval
          An interval is a finite period that has a starting and ending time.
Location
          A location is simply a point on the planet.
Period
          Represents a subset of time with an optional beginning and an optional end.
 

Classes in net.agmodel.physical used by net.agmodel.pPhysical
Duration
          This class represents a period of existence or persistence.
Location
          A location is simply a point on the planet.
Location2D
          A location is simply a point on the planet.
Period
          Represents a subset of time with an optional beginning and an optional end.
 

Classes in net.agmodel.physical used by net.agmodel.physical
AbstractQuantity
          This abstract class represents a measurable amount.
AbstractUnit
           
Acceleration
          This class represents the rate of change of speed with respect to time.
Angle
          This class represents the figure formed by two lines diverging from a common point.
AngleUnit
           
Area
          This class represents the extent of a planar region or of the surface of a solid measured in square units.
Composite
          This class represents a combination of several quantities.
CompoundSequence
          Interface to sequences of measurements of some physical property.
Sequence is an parent for domain-specific descendents like MetSequence.
In some situations an implementor may contain several related time series of data (eg wet and dry bulb temperatures).
Implementors typically store data in one or more Store utility classes.
This separation is so different storage methods can be "plugged in" for different kinds of data
eg.
DataSet
          Interface to classes encapsulating a set of related data for a given period, resolution
Duration
          This class represents a period of existence or persistence.
DurationUnit
          Defines a set of iterable type safe constants related to time.
In situations where the conversion between units isn't exact (eg days in month) the conversionfactor holds the maximum value.
Frequency
          This class represents the number of times a specified phenomenon occurs within a specified interval.
GeographicalArea
          Represents a portion of the globe in 3 dimensions
GeographicalBox
          A 2-dimensional space using latitude, and longitude.
GeographicalPolygon
           
Interval
          An interval is a finite period that has a starting and ending time.
JigsawQuantity
          Represents a measurement which may have estimated or missing components.
For example, a daily average temperature derived from hourly averages which include some missing data,
or hourly data which has been linearly interpolated over a short gap of a couple of hours.
This class lets applications choose how to handle such partial or estimated data.
Length
          This class represents the extent of something along its greatest dimension or the extent of space between two objects or places.
LengthUnit
           
Location
          A location is simply a point on the planet.
Location2D
          A location is simply a point on the planet.
Mass
          This class represents the measure of the quantity of matter that a body or an object contains.  The mass of the body is not dependent on gravity and therefore is different from but proportional to its weight
Period
          Represents a subset of time with an optional beginning and an optional end.
Proportion
          This class represents the figure formed by two lines diverging from a common point.
ProportionUnit
           
Radiation
          This class represents rate at which radiant energy is incident on an area.
RadiationUnit
           
Sequence
          Interface to sequences of measurements of some physical property.
Sequence is an parent for domain-specific descendents like MetSequence.
In some situations an implementor may contain several related time series of data (eg wet and dry bulb temperatures).
Implementors typically store data in one or more Store utility classes.
This separation is so different storage methods can be "plugged in" for different kinds of data
eg.
Speed
          This class represents a distance traveled divided by the time of travel.
SpeedUnit
           
Store
          Interface for a stores a time series of data collected during the partial interval (start,end] In the case of data measured over a subinterval the endpoint of the subinterval must lie in (start,end]
If interval straddles both start and end then it is also included.
Used by domain specific wrappers like net.agmodel.weatherData

interval data
StoreImpl
          Stores a time series of data collected during the partial interval (start,end] In the case of data measured over a subinterval the endpoint of the subinterval must lie in (start,end]
If interval straddles both start and end then it is also included.
Used by domain specific wrappers like net.agmodel.weatherData

interval data
SummaryHistory
          A stack which records if and how data has been summarised.
SummaryHistoryElement
          Records that data has been summarised to a certain temporal resolution (eg daily) and by which summary operation (eg total).
SummaryKind
          A set of type-safe constants that represent the different ways of summarising data.
Temperature
          This class represents the degree of hotness or coldness of a body or an environment
TemperatureUnit
           
Volume
          This class represents the amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object or region of space, expressed in cubic units.
VolumetricDensity
          This class represents a mass per unit volume of a substance under specified conditions of pressure and temperature
 

Classes in net.agmodel.physical used by net.agmodel.spatialschema
Duration
          This class represents a period of existence or persistence.
GeographicalBox
          A 2-dimensional space using latitude, and longitude.
Period
          Represents a subset of time with an optional beginning and an optional end.
 

Classes in net.agmodel.physical used by net.agmodel.utility
Duration
          This class represents a period of existence or persistence.
 

Classes in net.agmodel.physical used by net.agmodel.weatherData
AbstractUnit
           
CompoundSequence
          Interface to sequences of measurements of some physical property.
Sequence is an parent for domain-specific descendents like MetSequence.
In some situations an implementor may contain several related time series of data (eg wet and dry bulb temperatures).
Implementors typically store data in one or more Store utility classes.
This separation is so different storage methods can be "plugged in" for different kinds of data
eg.
DataSet
          Interface to classes encapsulating a set of related data for a given period, resolution
DataSetImpl
          A serializable implementation of DataSet which uses a HashMap to store Sequences.
Duration
          This class represents a period of existence or persistence.
GeneralSequenceImpl
          A general mechanism for implementing sequences.
GeographicalArea
          Represents a portion of the globe in 3 dimensions
Interval
          An interval is a finite period that has a starting and ending time.
JigsawQuantity
          Represents a measurement which may have estimated or missing components.
For example, a daily average temperature derived from hourly averages which include some missing data,
or hourly data which has been linearly interpolated over a short gap of a couple of hours.
This class lets applications choose how to handle such partial or estimated data.
Length
          This class represents the extent of something along its greatest dimension or the extent of space between two objects or places.
Location
          A location is simply a point on the planet.
Period
          Represents a subset of time with an optional beginning and an optional end.
Place
           
Sequence
          Interface to sequences of measurements of some physical property.
Sequence is an parent for domain-specific descendents like MetSequence.
In some situations an implementor may contain several related time series of data (eg wet and dry bulb temperatures).
Implementors typically store data in one or more Store utility classes.
This separation is so different storage methods can be "plugged in" for different kinds of data
eg.
SummaryHistory
          A stack which records if and how data has been summarised.
 



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