Interpretation of colour maps. A combination of automatic and interactive techniques

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Interpretation of colour maps. A combination of automatic and interactive techniques

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The article describes a system and technology for the automatic/interactive interpretation of colour maps. Due to the fact that a completely automatic solution is impossible, a combination of automatic and interactive techniques is used. Firstly, colour recognition and separation are performed. For automatic map vectorisation, a special fast scheme is used. To make digitisation more automatic and user friendly, an interactive digitising mode has been developed to extract line-based cartographic objects from vectorised data. The system is used successfully in the digitisation of topographic and other types of map.

Inspec keywords: image recognition; object recognition; cartography; interactive systems; image colour analysis

Other keywords: interactive digitising mode; special fast scheme; map digitisation; interactive techniques; automatic map vectorisation; line-based cartographic objects; automatic/interactive interpretation; colour map interpretation; vectorised data; colour recognition

Subjects: Computer vision and image processing techniques; User interfaces; Image recognition; Image recognition; Geography and cartography computing

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