DaveCorun
2008-08-16 14:46:01 UTC
I'm not entirely sure how to phrase this question because I probably don't
have the right words to describe it.
I'm working on a Virtual Earth implementation where I need to draw a
ShapeLayer over a particular area of the map.
I'm using TIGER data, which has been formatted down into linedata (lats and
longs), which I can parse, and display on the map.
However the polygon data is by street level, so I end up with 4,303
different Shapes to define a single neighborhood of streets.
Does anyone know a quick and easy way to take these LatLong Points, and
determine the maximum polygon to display? I'd love to be able to add a
single ShapeLayer to the map, instead of 4,303 (which tends to render slowly
and look pretty bad).
Any direction you could point me in would be great!
Thanks!
// Dave
have the right words to describe it.
I'm working on a Virtual Earth implementation where I need to draw a
ShapeLayer over a particular area of the map.
I'm using TIGER data, which has been formatted down into linedata (lats and
longs), which I can parse, and display on the map.
However the polygon data is by street level, so I end up with 4,303
different Shapes to define a single neighborhood of streets.
Does anyone know a quick and easy way to take these LatLong Points, and
determine the maximum polygon to display? I'd love to be able to add a
single ShapeLayer to the map, instead of 4,303 (which tends to render slowly
and look pretty bad).
Any direction you could point me in would be great!
Thanks!
// Dave