Automatic extraction of road seeds from high-resolution aerial images

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This article presents an automatic methodology for extraction of road seeds from high-resolution aerial images. The method is based on a set of four road objects and another set of connection rules among road objects. Each road object is a local representation of an approximately straight road fragment and its construction is based on a combination of polygons describing all relevant image edges, according to some rules embodying road knowledge. Each one of the road seeds is composed by a sequence of connected road objects, in which each sequence of this type can be geometrically structured as a chain of contiguous quadrilaterals. Experiments carried out with high-resolution aerial images showed that the proposed methodology is very promising in extracting road seeds. This article presents the fundamentals of the method and the experimental results, as well.

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Dal-Poz, A. P., Vale, G. M. D. O., & Zanin, R. B. (2005). Automatic extraction of road seeds from high-resolution aerial images. Anais Da Academia Brasileira de Ciencias, 77(3), 509–520. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0001-37652005000300011

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