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CN104331389A - Eight-point method-based contour-line ...
The invention discloses an eight-point method-based contour-line tracing algorithm. Topographical feature influence factors in reality are blended; when a contour line comes across an exit selection condition, eight-point method expansion and judgment can be carried out; after current regional topographical features are judged, tracking exit acceptation or rejection is carried out, so that the ......
What is Contouring? Methods, Maps and Uses of Contours in ...
11. If contour lines are meeting in some portion, it shows existence of a vertical cliff (Fig. 4). Fig. 4. 12. If contour lines cross each other, it shows existence of overhanging cliffs or a cave (Fig. 5). Fig. 5. Uses of Contour Maps. Contour maps are extremely useful for various engineering works:...
Lab 1: An Introduction to Topographic Maps
Contour lines are vertically spaced using contour intervals. For instance, USGS topographic maps commonly space contour lines 5, 10, 20, 40, or 80 feet apart. Hence, using a 20 foot contour interval each contour line is represents a change in elevation of 20 feet relative to adjacent contour lines. Only one contour interval is used per map. The ......
5. Contouring By Hand | The Nature of Geographic Information
Finally, draw your contour lines. Working downslope from the highest elevation, thread contours through ticks of equal value. Move to the next highest elevation when the surface seems ambiguous. Keep in mind the following characteristics of contour lines (Rabenhorst and McDermott, 1989): Contours should always point upstream in valleys
Contour Line Recognition & Extraction from Scanned Colour ...
Abstract: Automatic separation of the different layers of information in maps poses an immense challenge due to the heavy interconnectedness of these layers. This process is further complicated by the problem of mixed color pixels and aliasing induced by the scanning process. In this paper we present a new semiautomatic method to extract contour lines from scanned color images of topographic maps....
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