## Uses of Interface
org.opengis.filter.spatial.SpatialOperator

Packages that use SpatialOperator
org.opengis.filter.spatial: A spatial operator determines whether its geometric arguments satisfy the stated spatial relationship.

Uses of SpatialOperator in org.opengis.filter.spatial

Subinterfaces of SpatialOperator in org.opengis.filter.spatial
`interface` `BBOX` Spatial operator that evaluates to `true` when the bounding box of the feature's geometry overlaps the bounding box provided in this object's properties.
`interface` `Beyond` Concrete distance buffer operator that evaluates as `true` when all of a feature's geometry lies beyond (i.e. is more distant) than the given distance from this object's geometry.
`interface` `BinarySpatialOperator` Abstract superclass for filter operators that perform some sort of spatial comparison on two geometric objects.
`interface` `BoundedSpatialOperator` Marker interface for spatial operators that are a subset of the BBOX relationship.
`interface` `Contains` Concrete binary spatial operator that evaluates to `true` if the the first geometric operand contains the second.
`interface` `Crosses` Concrete binary spatial operator that evaluates to `true` if the first geometric operand crosses the second (in the sense defined by the OGC Simple Features specification).
`interface` `Disjoint` Concrete binary spatial operator that evaluates to `true` if the first operand is disjoint from the second (in the sense defined in the OGC Simple Features specification).
`interface` `DistanceBufferOperator` Abstract superclass for spatial operators that check that one shape satisfies some relation to a buffer around another shape.
`interface` `DWithin` Concrete distance buffer operator that evaluates as true when any part of the first geometry lies within the given distance of the second geometry.
`interface` `Equals` Concrete binary spatial operator that evaluates to `true` if the geometry of the two operands are equal.
`interface` `Intersects` Concrete binary spatial operator that evaluates to `true` if the two geometric operands intersect.
`interface` `Overlaps` Concrete binary spatial operator that evaluates to `true` if the interior of the first geometry somewhere overlaps the interior of the second geometry.
`interface` `Touches` Concrete binary spatial operator that evaluates to `true` if the feature's geometry touches, but does not overlap with the geometry held by this object.
`interface` `Within` Concrete binary spatial operator that evaluates to `true` if the feature's geometry is completely contained by the constant geometry held by this object.

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