Utility map reconstruction
Authors:
J. P. De Knecht;
J. G. M. Schavemaker;
M. J. T. Reinders; A. M. Vossepoel
DOI:
10.1080/136588100750058670
Publication Frequency:
12 issues per year
Published in:
International Journal of Geographical Information Science,
Volume
15,
Issue
1
January
2001
, pages 7
- 26
Subjects:
Cartography;
Computer Science (General);
Earth Sciences;
Geographic Information Systems;
Location Based Services;
Navigation;
Systems & Computer Architecture of Databases;
Topography;
Transport Geography;
Number of References: 24
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(English)
Previously published as:
International journal of geographical information systems
(0269-3798,
1362-3087)
until 1996
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Abstract
In this paper we describe a new system for the reconstruction of geometric map elements as developed in the Dutch TopSpin-PNEM project 'Knowledge-based conversion of utility maps'. In the knowledge base map conversion process vectorized map elements coming from an image interpretation system must be reconstructed in a geometrically accurate topographic base map. This is done using a map correspondence between the utility map and the base map based on mutual topography and relational information supplied by a map interpretation module. The map interpretation module uses geometrical inference to deduce the relational information, while applying a novel conflict resolution strategy. The map elements are accurately reconstructed, relationally and geometrically, using the map correspondence, the relations and several object-specific functions.
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