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3.2 Geo-Raster Operations 49<br />

Query 3.2.12. Return the smallest element of all cell values in the NRG raster image<br />

shown in Fig. 3.11(a).<br />

Results are shown in Fig. 3.11.<br />

min cells(A) = COND min,sdom(A),i (A[i])<br />

(a) Original NRG raster<br />

(b) Output result<br />

Figure 3.11. Result of a Minimum Aggregate Operation<br />

His<strong>to</strong>gram<br />

A his<strong>to</strong>gram provides information about the number of times a value occurs across a<br />

range of possible values. For an 8-bit raster up <strong>to</strong> 256 different values are possible.<br />

As an example consider the following query:<br />

Query 3.2.13. Calculate the his<strong>to</strong>gram for a 2D raster A with 8-bit integer pixel<br />

resolution.<br />

The query can be computed as follows:<br />

Results are shown in Fig. 3.12.<br />

Diversity<br />

MARRAY sdom(A),g (count cells(A = g[0])) (3.1)<br />

The diversity operation returns the different classifications in a raster. For example,<br />

consider the following query:<br />

Query 3.2.14. Given the classifications in an 8-bit gray raster image, return true (1)<br />

for those classes whose <strong>to</strong>tal number of cells are greater than 0.

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