A method for generating contour tree based on voronoi interior adjacency

Geo-spatial Information Science - Tập 8 - Trang 287-290 - 2005
Qiao Chaofei1, Zhao Renliang, Chen Jun, Chen Yunhao
1College of Resources Science and Technology, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China

Tóm tắt

A contour tree is a good graphical tool for representing the spatial relations of contour lines and has many applications in map generalization, map annotation, terrain analysis, etc. A new method for generating contour trees by introducing a Voronoi-based interior adjacency concept is proposed in this paper. The immediate interior adjacency set is employed to identify all of the children contours of each contour without contour elevations. It has advantages over existing methods such as the geometric method and the region growing-based method.

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