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A physiographic map of Italy at 1:1200 000 scale and a resolution of 0.19 mm/pixel is the most detailed image of an entire nation state yet produced from the technique of digital relief-shading. Ground resolution (230 m) is over three times that of a comparable machine made map of the United States and twice that of a similar map of Sweden. The new 5886 × 4546 pixel image was generated from an 8000 000 point digital elevation model (DEM) of all Italy. The authors assembled the DEM from 280 1:100 000 scale blocks of terrain heights that had been previously digitized every 230 m on 1:25 000 scale I.G.M. contour maps for the Italian Geological Service by AGIP and the University of Lecce. The data set is accurate enough for most analytical work in computer visualization and landscape morphometry. -from Authors

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Reichenback, P., Pike, R. J., Acevedo, W., & Mark, R. K. (1993). No title available. Bollettino Di Geodesia e Scienze Affini, 52(1), 21–44. https://doi.org/10.1590/s1984-63982007000100008

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