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EPIC: 3D geometry support #662
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This is initial work to support 3d/4d geometries in geoarrow-rs! ### Change list - Add const generic dimension parameter to coordinate buffers and scalars. - For now, high-level geometry arrays are still 2D, but this opens up opportunities to parametrize the buffer dimension For #662
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…M data (#663) This is a massive refactor for #662 ### Change list - Add const generic `const D: usize` on all geometry arrays. This allows to _represent_ higher-dimension geodata in geoarrow-rs - Essentially all algorithms are still only implemented on the 2D representation - geo traits are still 2d only Future work: test Arrow interop to ensure that xyz/xym/xyzm metadata is preserved. Ensure that on export we're setting the field correctly for 3d data.
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I think this is fully done! Any follow ups can be their own issues. |
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I would like to use (or at least have the option to use) geoarrow-rs in contexts like Lonboard. But 3d data is common enough that I need to be able to handle it. I think the best way to start 3D support is potentially to support them
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