Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.CircleLocationReference.

A circle location is given by a geo-location of the center of the circle and its radius.

Real-world examples include a Wi-Fi hotspot with its signal range, or the center and radius used with a proximity search.

This reference type is disconnected from the road network, and does not require a catalog to be created.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.GeoCoordinateLocationReference.

This creator converts WGS84 coordinates to OLR geocoordinates represented by integer values.

This reference type is disconnected from the road network, and does not require a catalog to be created.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.GeoCoordinateLocationReference.

This creator converts WGS84 coordinates to OLR geocoordinates represented by integer values.

This reference type is disconnected from the road network, and does not require a catalog to be created.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.GridLocationReference.

Grid locations are defined in terms of a base rectangle location and a number of rows and columns. The base rectangle is multiplied to the north by the the number of rows and to the east by the number of columns.

Weather reports are a real-world example for this reference type. For instance, average rainfall could be defined for every cell of the grid.

This reference type is disconnected from the road network, and does not require a catalog to be created.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.PolygonLocationReference.

A polygon location is a non-intersecting shape defined by a sequence of geocoordinate pairs. It can be used to represent any complex area in the map, like a low emission zone, or an area where traffic is overloaded.

This reference type is disconnected from the road network, and does not require a catalog to be created.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.PolygonLocationReference.

A polygon location is a non-intersecting shape defined by a sequence of geocoordinate pairs. It can be used to represent any complex area in the map, like a low emission zone, or an area where traffic is overloaded.

This reference type is disconnected from the road network, and does not require a catalog to be created.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.RectangleLocationReference.

A rectangle location reference is based on rectangular shapes and is defined in terms of a pair of geopoints, defining north/south latitude limits, and east/west longitude limits.

This reference type is disconnected from the road network, and does not require a catalog to be created.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.RectangleLocationReferences.

A rectangle location reference is based on rectangular shapes and is defined in terms of a pair of geopoints, defining north/south latitude limits, and east/west longitude limits.

This reference type is disconnected from the road network, and does not require a catalog to be created.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.etl.ExtendedTMCLocationReferences.

This reference creator takes a LinearLocation and returns an extended TMC location reference. The extended TMC reference will have preciseTMCInfo populated to match the LinearLocation that was passed in. The resolution of the produced com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.etl.PreciseTMCInformation is 100m. The rounding is done in such a way that the TMC reference covers the full linear location, so it might be up to 100m longer at each end.

This creator will always return com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.etl.ExtendedTMCLocationReferences that contain a tmcLocation, not a tmcExitEntryLocation.

Because TMC relies on pre-coded, shared location tables, it is possible that a LinearLocation can not be encoded in TMC. In such cases the creator will throw a com.here.platform.location.referencing.tmc.TmcCreatorException.

For details on how TMC works, see the Developer Guide.

Note that without passing in a valid adjacencyProvider this API only supports creating references with extent <= 1.

The creator will fail if with a com.here.platform.location.referencing.tmc.NoLinearAvailableException if the given location is not fully covered by the same location code.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.OpenLRLocationReferences from com.here.platform.location.referencing.ReferencingLocations.

This creator chooses the correct type of OpenLR reference depending on the actual subtype of com.here.platform.location.referencing.ReferencingLocation that is being passed in.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.ClosedLinearLocationReferences.

A ClosedLinearLocationReference refers to a closed path in the road network and thus needs to be created against a map.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.LinearLocationReferences.

As a LinearLocationReference refers to a path in the road network, you need to create this reference against a map.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.POIWithAccessPointLocationReferences.

A POIWithAccessPointLocationReference refers to an access point on a road section and thus needs to be created against a map.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.olr.PointAlongLineLocationReferences.

A PointAlongLineLocationReference refers to a point on a road section and thus needs to be created against a map.

Generates a creator for com.here.platform.location.referencing.tmc.PiecewiseTmcCoverage.

Because TMC relies on pre-coded, shared location tables, it is possible that a LinearLocation can not be encoded or not fully encoded in TMC.

This reference creator takes a LinearLocation and returns the potentially piecewise TMC coverage for those parts of the given LinearLocation that can be encoded into TMC.

The extended TMC references will have preciseTMCInfo populated to match the LinearLocation that was passed in. The resolution of the produced preciseTMCInfo is 100m. The rounding is done in such a way that the TMC reference covers the full linear location, so it might be up to 100m longer at each end.

This creator will always return com.here.platform.location.referencing.tmc.PiecewiseTmcCoverages that contain com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.etl.TMCLocationReferences, not com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.etl.TMCExitEntryLocationReferences.

For details on how TMC works, see the Developer Guide.

Note that without passing in a valid adjacencyProvider this API only supports creating references with extent <= 1.

If no adjacencyProvider is given, the creator will create multiple location references, one reference for each location code on the path.

Generates a creator for simple com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.tmc.TMCLocationReferences.

This reference creator takes a LinearLocation and returns a simple TMC location reference. The simple TMC reference will have preciseTMCInfo populated to match the LinearLocation that was passed in. The resolution of the produced com.here.platform.location.tpeg2.etl.PreciseTMCInformation is 100m. The rounding is done in such a way that the TMC reference covers the full linear location, so it might be up to 100m longer at each end.

Because TMC relies on pre-coded, shared location tables, it is possible that a LinearLocation can not be encoded in TMC. In such cases the creator will throw a com.here.platform.location.referencing.tmc.TmcCreatorException.

For details on how TMC works, see the Developer Guide.

Note that without passing in a valid adjacencyProvider this API only supports creating references with extent <= 1.

The creator will fail if with a com.here.platform.location.referencing.tmc.NoLinearAvailableException if the given location is not fully covered by the same location code.