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Regarding adding to STARE: we'll need to add a 'direction' parameter that defines which array elements to use to determine neighbor/resolution level. Perhaps the following.
idir == 0: Check all neighbors to set levelidir > 0 : Check along dimension idir
I guess it's possible one might wish to check along more than one dimension, in which case a kernel would be more appropriate. E.g.
source_array[i1,i2,...,iN] = <data>
kernel[i1..iN] a number indicating how many neighboring elements to consider in each dimension
STAREMaster and pystare can accept 2D arrays of lat/lon to lookup SIDs.
See, e.g. SpatioTemporal/pystare#6
They take advantage of the non-flattened form to adjust the level to the distance to the neighbors.
This should really be a STARE, not a STAREMaster AND pystare functionality
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