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3.1 Benefits of the Proposed Method
e Significantly smaller memory usage. There is no need
to allocate large distance/identification code matrices.
e Resolution independent. It explicitly generates hidden
area features as vector data.
e Further analysis (seanilines generation) and elevation
model validation are easily accomplished based on
the vector data.
3.2 Implementation Advantages
* Allows easy integration of hidden areas compensation
techniques with existing software (Z/1 Imaging
ImageStation OrthoPro software). It is just an
additional step in a standard workflow. There is no
need to modify existing raster operation.
* Hfficiently uses Intergraph GeoMedia Topology API
for all complex geometry manipulations.
33 Future Work
e Update the current surface triangulation storage
format to provide more accurate building model
representation.
* Optimize elevation model creation workflow to
provide simple and precise way to digitize building
roofs, bridges, etc.
* Apply the same polygon-based hidden area detection
technique for shadow zone detection and
enhancement.
* Adopt the true ortho technique for line scanner
d blue imagery.
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