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CHALLENGES OF AUTOMATED PROCESSES OF UPDATE OF REFERENCE SPATIAL DATA AT A SCALE OF 1:50 000 IN LITHUANIA

Lina Papsiene

First published: 2013-06-20https://doi.org/10.5593/sgem2013/bb2.v1/s11.007View metrics

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Title
CHALLENGES OF AUTOMATED PROCESSES OF UPDATE OF REFERENCE SPATIAL DATA AT A SCALE OF 1:50 000 IN LITHUANIA
Authors
Lina Papsiene
Proceedings
SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference EXPO Proceedings; 13th SGEM GeoConference on INFORMATICS, GEOINFORMATICS AND REMOTE SENSING
Publisher
Stef92 Technology
Year
2013
Pages
661 - 668 pp
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
Not available yet
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
References20
  1. AGENT Consortium. Selection of Basic Algorithms, version 2.3. Technical report, Department of Geography, University of Zurich, Switzerland, 1999;

  2. Baella B. & Pla M. An Example of Database Generalization Workflow: The Topographic Database of Catalonia at 1:25.000, 5 th Workshop on Progress in Automated Map Generalization, France, 2003;

  3. Bayers, E. Updating topographic reference data (processes, methods, needs, research): progress report in the Belgian NGI-IGN, ISPRS Archives 38, Part 4-5 -2/W9, pp 185-188, 2010;

  4. Choe B.- N. & Kim Y. -G. Framework and Workflows for Spatial Database Generalization, Transactions in GIS, vol. 11/issue 1, pp 101-114, 2007;

  5. INSPIRE – Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe. Spatial objects life- cycle, INSPIRE Generic Conceptual Model, version 3.2, pp 54-57, 2009;

  6. Papsiene L., Papsys K. Vaitkeviciene J. A model to detect cartographic base changes affecting the map update, Aviation, Lithuania, vol. 7/issue 1, pp 22-29, 2013;

  7. Papsiene L. & Papsys K. Changes affecting generalization of land cover features in a smaller scale, Geodesy and Cartography, Lithuania, vol. 38/issue 3, pp 98-105, 2012;

  8. Stankevicius Z.; Beconyte G.; Kalantaite A. Automation of update of digital national georeference databases, Technological and Economic Development of Economy, Lithuania, vol. 1/issue 2, pp 254-265, 2010;

  9. Stoter J.E., van Smaalen J., Nijhuis R., Dortland A., Bulderand J., Bruns B. Fully automated generalisation of topographic data in current geo-information environments, Urban and Region Data Management Society Symposium, Netherlands, 2011, pp 111- 121;

  10. Weibel, R.; Dutton, G. Generalising Spatial Data and Dealing with Multiple Representations, Geographic In-formation Systems: Principles and Technical Issues, vol. 1, pp 125-155, 1999.

  11. AGENT Consortium. Selection of Basic Algorithms, version 2.3. Technical report, Department of Geography, University of Zurich, Switzerland, 1999;

  12. Baella B. & Pla M. An Example of Database Generalization Workflow: The Topographic Database of Catalonia at 1:25.000, 5 th Workshop on Progress in Automated Map Generalization, France, 2003;

  13. Bayers, E. Updating topographic reference data (processes, methods, needs, research): progress report in the Belgian NGI-IGN, ISPRS Archives 38, Part 4-5 -2/W9, pp 185-188, 2010;

  14. Choe B.- N. & Kim Y. -G. Framework and Workflows for Spatial Database Generalization, Transactions in GIS, vol. 11/issue 1, pp 101-114, 2007;

  15. INSPIRE – Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe. Spatial objects life- cycle, INSPIRE Generic Conceptual Model, version 3.2, pp 54-57, 2009;

  16. Papsiene L., Papsys K. Vaitkeviciene J. A model to detect cartographic base changes affecting the map update, Aviation, Lithuania, vol. 7/issue 1, pp 22-29, 2013;

  17. Papsiene L. & Papsys K. Changes affecting generalization of land cover features in a smaller scale, Geodesy and Cartography, Lithuania, vol. 38/issue 3, pp 98-105, 2012;

  18. Stankevicius Z.; Beconyte G.; Kalantaite A. Automation of update of digital national georeference databases, Technological and Economic Development of Economy, Lithuania, vol. 1/issue 2, pp 254-265, 2010;

  19. Stoter J.E., van Smaalen J., Nijhuis R., Dortland A., Bulderand J., Bruns B. Fully automated generalisation of topographic data in current geo-information environments, Urban and Region Data Management Society Symposium, Netherlands, 2011, pp 111- 121;

  20. Weibel, R.; Dutton, G. Generalising Spatial Data and Dealing with Multiple Representations, Geographic In-formation Systems: Principles and Technical Issues, vol. 1, pp 125-155, 1999.

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