All layers are georeferenced in national geodetic co-ordinate
system. Marginal data include date of source separately for
topographic and cadastral contents. Geodetic templates are
prepared in form of sheets with same dimensions as TOPO 5.
Main purpose of the geodetic template is representation of
graphics for spatial planning in communes. Planner overlays the
geodetic template with intended land use, legal and other
restrictions within the area. Geodetic template is produced from
the same data as used by planner. Therefore the representation
shall not include any major positional errors.
Figure 6: Cadastral layer on geodetic template
Figure 7: Geodetic template with intended land use
2.2. National topographic maps between scale 1: 25,000 and
scale 1: 100,000
Up to 199, the complete system of state topographic maps at
scale 1:25,000 and smaller was produced and maintained by
Military Geographic Institute (VGI) in Belgrade. It represented
modern and high quality map production system. After 1991 a
very few materials remained in Slovenia - only copies of
original films of map scale 1: 25,000 and some printed sheets of
other topographic maps. With only limited financial resources at
the beginning the only reasonable way out was to start a new
design and update the most important part of existing map
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sheets at 1: 25,000 by analogue techniques. Till 1999 all 198
sheets have been successfully completed. New topographical
data was captured by analogue photogrammetric survey. At the
termination of this project Slovenia got the first new national
topographic map (DTK 25) for its entire territory.
TTN and DTK 25 sheets were produced in analogue way. All
originals (films) were scanned at resolution of 300 dpi. They
could be used as a background for spatial data presentation and
as a base for vectorisation. Besides, part of DTK 25 contents
(railroads, roads, contours and hydrology) have been vectorised
to generate Generalised Cartographic Database (GKB). GKB is
used for spatial analysis and also as a source of data for digital
cartography.
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For topographic maps at other scales (1: 50,000, 1: 100,000,
1: 200,000 and smaller) only printed map sheets remained in
Slovenia causing big technological problems for production of
new maps. Since Slovenia became a member of Partnership for
Peace the Slovenian army needed maps compatible with NATO
standards (at first at scale 1:50,000). Several different
methodologies and techniques were tested with the intention to
find an efficient way to build an appropriate map system:
vector, raster and hybrid methods, use of data from old maps
and completely new photogrammetric survey. Some
commercially available cartographic hardware and software
systems were also tested. All tests were evaluated with help of
technical (data accuracy, graphic quality) and managerial
criteria (production costs, resources needed).
The following solution served the purpose best: First step is
colour scanning of printed sheets at high resolution. Then paper
and scanner deformations have to be eliminated to get
deformation free colour image. By application of various filters
and image processing techniques the colour image is
decomposed into several component colour images (black, blue,
light green, dark green, brown, orange, yellow, and grey). In
fact these are raster images of printing colours. At the same time
digital photogrammetric survey provides all changes and
updates of original map in vector format. This data has to be
symbolised, generalised and then imported into separate raster
images. Only features that are shown with new symbols are
vectorised. Finally, offset films are made using typesetter and
the map is printed with help of offset printing machine.
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Management Division at National Imagery and Mapping
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