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unmosaicing result of two kilometer grids. 
Fig.18 shows the mosaicing result 
corresponding to Fig. 17. 
A test production for land source 
investigation is made using many pieces of 
land use map. These maps are processed to 
test the accuracy of area and length 
measuring. Comparing with the chinese 
land source investigation standards, the 
qualified ratio reaches to 100 percent. 
And this is not the highest accuracy of CV2, 
Reducing the working patch can increase the 
accuracy when higher precision is expecting. 
A set of experiments show that the scheme 
of the thematic map reading system 
proposed in this paper is realizable, 
Optimal combination of computer —visiov 
techniques and manual operation raises the 
global efficiency of the system, Multi 
-criteria line following improves the 
reliability and adaptibility of line 
extration, Topological data structure 
organizes the thematic map data 
efficiently and makes it easy to store and 
manage them, Using this system to land 
source investigation has get to a practical 
stage. On the other hand, the idea and 
some algorithms are suitable for the 
reading process of other line drawings. So 
this system can be developed further. 
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