International Journal of the Physical Sciences · 2010 · 30 citations · 7 references
ComputingGeoinformaticsVisualizationGeographic Information ScienceGeographic Information SystemsGeomaticsGeographic Information Systems AnalysisGeometric CorrectionRaster Data ProcessingSpatial Data RepresentationSpatial Data VisualizationVector Data ProcessingError Detection In MapsGeographic Information System (Gis) AnalysisGeospatial Error VisualizationTopological AnalysisTopological CorrectionTopological Spatial AnalysisVector AnalysisVector Data Representation
The detection and removal of the errors and inconsistency of spatial data in vectors are the main concerns of the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) since the GIS templates in vector form are obtained from the raster maps and plans. In order to increase the accuracy and the reliability of GIS analyses, a thorough and reliable error detection and removal procedure is indispensible. In this study, the possible geometric and topological errors are explained in detail; the methods of detecting such error sources are given along with methods of determination and visualization. Key words: Geographic information systems, spatial data, topology.
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