Semi-automatic extraction and vectorisation of multicoloured cartographic objects

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We describe a semi-automatic cartographic image interpretation system in which techniques previously applied to monochrome images are generalised to colour and extended to support digitization of the full range of multicoloured cartographic objects. A snapping tool eases the selection of seed points, speeding interpretation. Line and area objects are identified automatically and a suitable target representation (skeleton or contour) produced for each. This simplifies interaction as the user does not have to vary his/her behaviour with object type. Multi-coloured objects can be constructed from their components with ease and correction tools such as snapping and undo both save time and decrease error rates.

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Bucha, V., Ablameyko, S., & Pridmore, T. (2005). Semi-automatic extraction and vectorisation of multicoloured cartographic objects. In IEE Conference Publication (pp. 115–120). Institution of Engineering and Technology. https://doi.org/10.1049/cp:20050079

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