Full text: Systems for data processing, anaylsis and representation

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plotter. 
4.2 Merit of the simple updating system for 
1:25,000 scale topographic map 
This system 1s devised to be used practically 
for map revision. First of all, considering 
aerial photograph used in the present revision 
work 1s not film but print and A3 size scanner, 
which can scan full size of aerial photograph, 
is expensive, A4 size scanner is adopted. 
Second, scanning pitch is more than 60 pm 
(up to 100 pm) and scanned photograph is 
represented with 32 colors (or grey scale) , 
which makes data volume not so large. Third, 
reduced image from 1/2 to 1/32 are kept in 
order to make the operation smooth. 
Besides these devices, as generalization is 
often conducted in the editing work of 
1:25,000 scale topographic map, precise 
shape of each building is not required, which 
makes the demerit of simple updating method 
very small. As the demerit of this system, 
orientation in mountainous area is difficult 
because control points are not acquired easily. 
Figure 3 shows the example of aerial 
photograph overlaid on raster map. 
  
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Figure 3 : Example of aerial photograph overlaid on raster map 
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