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Jalal Amini 
  
  
Figure 6. Smooth of 5b 
As it is seen in figure 6, manual edition of the skeleton to some limited extend, can help extract linear objects in 
more efficient way. 
6 CONCLUSIONS 
Extraction of objects in aerial and satellite imagery is important in digital photogrammetry. There are many 
different types of objects in aerial and space images such as roads, bridges, buildings and so on. That require 
different algorithms for detecting objects of interest. In many applications, before the main process is started, it is 
necessary to simplify the image which contain important objects for our application. 
This paper shows images could be simplified by using mathematical morphology operators. The application of 
structure element , ( ^ ) , on binary images, resulted in extraction of objects’ skeleton from images, In the next 
step, the application of another structure element , ( p ^) , resulted in removing skeletal legs. 
The application of mathematical morphological operation to spatial data processing in photogrammetry and 
remote sensing can be considered as an extension of spatial analysis functions typical of GIS. The thinning 
operation makes it possible for spatial data in raster form to be vectorized and put directly into a vector based 
GIS. Smoothing operations can be performed on binary images to delete short skeleton legs and isolated pixels 
(i.e., one or two end points of a longer line). 
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