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acre

Area-split proportional to pointinfluence

Acre was written to calculates growing-space or stand-density of trees in a forest. It can also be used to calculate weighted Voroni-Diagrams. This means, that the area can be spilt up to the neares point or to the point with the greatest influence at a certain place. You can get the result as text and visualized (pic format is pbm, pgm ppm).

The program is written in ANSI-C and is available as the source code so you have to compile it before use.

In Unix you can make this by typing:

make

or:

cc acre.c -lm -o acre

or:

gcc acre.c -lm -O2 -o acre

This produces a program with name acre. The file data.txt is a data-sample from a forest. Some help is available by starting the program:

./acre

./acre -h

./acre --help

./acre -V

or by reading the source. For copyright-information read also the source-code.