Line Generalization is a cartographic generalization method that systematically simplifies, smooths, or enhances linear features to preserve their essential geometric characteristics while reducing complexity for representation at smaller scales or lower resolutions.
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Line generalisation by repeated elimination of points
M. Visvalingam, Duncan Whyatt · The Cartographic Journal · 1993 · 231 citations · Full text
Line generalisation by repeated elimination of points
M. Visvalingam, J. D. Whyatt · The Cartographic Journal · 1993 · 187 citations
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University of Hull
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Wuhan University
Wuhan, China
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Cardiff University
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Henan Institute of Geological Survey
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Universidad de Jaén
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- Cartography and Geographic Information Science
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- International Journal of Geographical Information Systems
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