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Thinking of your problem I could find out three directions to which you could aim your search next (this is not a hand-by-hand guide but rather a out-of-the-box brain opener for a stucked situation you have faced): 1) Usage of Java built in structures. Yes, indeed, a list is the worst case of a searching method. A <code>Map</code>, as the name suggests, is far more convenient for maps. It is not only the name, but the indexing to a <code>Map</code> is signifigantly less time consuming compared to a <code>List</code>. You can imagine your map as a cube, where you have to handle about half of the dots inside it, if you use <code>List</code> and probably only a narrow layer of it when you search by indexing a Map. There is a magnitude of difference. So, my answer here: <code>Map</code> is a key word towards the correct direction (assuming you want to do it in this way after reading on my answer). 2) Usage of a Map Server solution. This is probably too far from your approach, but entire frameworks are made for solving your type of question. An example is <a href="http://geoserver.org/" rel="nofollow">GeoServer</a>. It has a ready made solution for the entire problem. It is a stable solution for the great big problem possibly in your hand: showing a map to a user from a source. 3) Sticking to the GDAL framework you were using, you could select slightly different py-file, like <a href="http://www.gdal.org/gdal_proximity.html" rel="nofollow">gdal_proximity.py</a> and - wow! - you have a searching possibility in your hand! This particular one searches by a center point and a distance, but will do the stuff you need =) There is a starting point, how I would make it. Could this serve for something?
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