Streeplijndata

Streeplijndata is a term used in Dutch-language technical literature to describe data that encodes information along stripe-like features in images or maps. The word combines streep meaning stripe and lijndata meaning line data, and it lacks a single, universally accepted definition in international standards. In practice, streeplijndata refers to a dataset organized as a collection of striped segments, each carrying geometric and attribute information about a stripe.

A typical stripe record includes identifiers, geometry, width, orientation, color or spectral value, and a quality flag. Geometric representation can be a vector line feature defined by start and end coordinates, or a parametric description of a stripe band. Attributes may include stripe width, color class, intensity profile, sampling rate, and provenance metadata such as processing history and timestamp. The dataset may be stored in JSON, XML, or geospatial formats, with a schema that ties stripe features to a common coordinate reference system.

Use cases for streeplijndata appear in textile pattern analysis, quality inspection of printed materials, and remote-sensing workflows where stripe artifacts or stripe-based encodings are relevant. It can also describe synthetic or procedural encodings used in data compression and visualization.

Interoperability hinges on adopting clear attribute definitions and units, and aligning with broader data-model concepts such as vector line features, raster stripe masks, and metadata standards. See also stripe pattern analysis, line features, and geospatial vector data formats.