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Hi, You could store the points in a linear array and use a separate linear array to describe the number of points in each polygon (or, for faster indexing, an array with two values for each polygon, a starting offset and a number of points). Regards, Rob --- Rob Ross, Mathematics and Computer Science Division, Argonne National Lab On Thu, 12 Aug 2004, Matthew Hanna wrote: > Can anyone recommend a convention or method of storing polygonal > information in a NetCDF file? The polygons may not have an equal number > of points. They could be triangles, rectangles, octagons, whatever. I > just can't think of any efficient means of storing this kind of > information. Any ideas or opinions? > > Thanks! > Matthew Hanna
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