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Level 0: Basic requirements

  • What is the geometry of X? --> (Simple) extract from 1-2 interconnected tables ==> most basic requirement!! (output: link to 1_NUTS)
  • What is the country code of X? ... --> Questions which could be answered by extracting values from the data table
  • What is the bounding box of X? --> BB simplifies many subsequent tasks; recommendation to add as a value to all objects!

Level 1: Table Interconnection, Multi-Output & Searching

  • In what NUTS+1 lies X? --> X is given but the level containing X is wanted as an output (Example: In which federal state is the city Dresden => Saxony)
  • Which NUTSX regions start with [letter], ...? --> Query more like searching, requiring multiple outputs (Example, which NUTS0 region starts with I => Italy)
  • Call all NUTS-1 from NUTS where PROPERTY matches. --> Combines the prior 2 questions to query based on parent NUTS (Example: all federal states from Germany that start with the letter B)

Level 2: Simple Spatial Connection & Manipulation

  • What borders X? --> Estimation based using BB, check for correct borders using predetermined NUTS (Example: What borders Sachsen => Brandenburg (Berlin), Thuringia, Bavaria, Sachsen-Anhalt)
  • What NUTS is between X and Y? --> Use BB for simplification/preselection (What federal state is between Hessen and Saxony => Thuringia, Bavaria, Lower-Saxony)
  • Reproject X into PROJECTION (Reproject the Geometry of Saxony in UTM)

Level 3: Spacial calculation // User specification

This demands a higher level of user specification)

  • What is CARDINAL from X? --> Need to extract the BB and check a multitude of NUTS for relation to X (Example: What is north of Saxony? => Brandenburg, Berlin, Mecklenburg) -> Define what distance counts as "CARDINAL"; Combination of different NUTS-levels?
  • Simplify geometry of X--> Load geometry of X,
    • Degree of simplification? (Example question: simplify the geometry of Saxony, similar to GeoJSON Utilities?)