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I am currently experimenting with scaling a grid on a map, applying different sized grids in the same bounding box.
However the grids don't neatly align. This means that it isn't possible to 'sub-divide' the larger grid cells.
A simple example of this is here - the smaller grid isn't aligned with the larger one, and looking at the coordinates neither aligns neatly with any bounding box edge - for example the 1st cell polygon has coordinates:
The solution in my case was to reimplement this method without the complexity - but with the caveat that it is only useful for grids where the cell edge fits evenly into the bounding box (e.g. using degrees).
Since this is probably just a side-effect of a making the grid method more generally useable, it might not be fixable. However I'm happy to share the simplified version I have if it would be useful as an alternative (exactGrid ?) method.
I am currently experimenting with scaling a grid on a map, applying different sized grids in the same bounding box.
However the grids don't neatly align. This means that it isn't possible to 'sub-divide' the larger grid cells.
A simple example of this is here - the smaller grid isn't aligned with the larger one, and looking at the coordinates neither aligns neatly with any bounding box edge - for example the 1st cell polygon has coordinates:
Is there a way to fix this?
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