Abstract
The introduction of satellite digital images with resolution and capabilities compatible with current cartographic systems, in addition to the substantial developments in microcomputer and image-processing oriented equipment, has provided an opportunity to use images from satellite or airborne sensors in the production or updating of digital maps. Problems involved in the integration of raster images within a cartographic system are discussed. These problems, mainly related to geometric alignment between images and maps, and to the raster-vector dichotomy inherent in their respective representations, have been solved with varying success by many commercial systems. Current research aims to reduce or eliminate manual intervention both in the selection of control points for image registration and in the conversion of image structures into cartography-relevant vector elements.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 160-166 |
| Number of pages | 7 |
| Journal | Computer-Aided Design |
| Volume | 22 |
| Issue number | 3 |
| DOIs | |
| Publication status | Published - 1990 |
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Keywords
- data integration
- digital cartography
- imaging
- remote sensing
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Computer Graphics and Computer-Aided Design
- Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
- Geometry and Topology
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Towards the integration of remote sensing images within a cartographic system. / Annoni, A.; Della Ventura, A.; Mozzi, E.; Schettini, R.
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T1 - Towards the integration of remote sensing images within a cartographic system
AU - Annoni, A.
AU - Della Ventura, A.
AU - Mozzi, E.
AU - Schettini, R.
PY - 1990
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N2 - The introduction of satellite digital images with resolution and capabilities compatible with current cartographic systems, in addition to the substantial developments in microcomputer and image-processing oriented equipment, has provided an opportunity to use images from satellite or airborne sensors in the production or updating of digital maps. Problems involved in the integration of raster images within a cartographic system are discussed. These problems, mainly related to geometric alignment between images and maps, and to the raster-vector dichotomy inherent in their respective representations, have been solved with varying success by many commercial systems. Current research aims to reduce or eliminate manual intervention both in the selection of control points for image registration and in the conversion of image structures into cartography-relevant vector elements.
AB - The introduction of satellite digital images with resolution and capabilities compatible with current cartographic systems, in addition to the substantial developments in microcomputer and image-processing oriented equipment, has provided an opportunity to use images from satellite or airborne sensors in the production or updating of digital maps. Problems involved in the integration of raster images within a cartographic system are discussed. These problems, mainly related to geometric alignment between images and maps, and to the raster-vector dichotomy inherent in their respective representations, have been solved with varying success by many commercial systems. Current research aims to reduce or eliminate manual intervention both in the selection of control points for image registration and in the conversion of image structures into cartography-relevant vector elements.
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