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Automatic Green Red 
Human Operator 
  
  
  
  
  
  
Green 65.7 94 32.0 % 
Red 0.76 % 1.53 % 
  
Table 3. Statistics for road verification. The results are based on 
the number of ATKIS road objects within rural areas. The 
test area comprises 14 images each of a size of 2 km x 2 km. 
Figure 4 depicts an example showing a development area that 
has been detected automatically. The statistics for the 
verification of built-up areas are revealed by Table 4. It 
indicates a comparatively high number of false positives (cf. 
Table 1). Most of these cases originate from single buildings 
only covering a small part, e.g. less than 10 %, of the parcel. 
We want to solve this by an adaptation of the procedure to these 
situations. 
  
Figure 4. Example for the verification of built-up areas. 
Orthoimage and ATKIS DLMBasis (left), automatic 
detection of errors (right). 
  
Automatic Green Red 
Human Operator 
Green 69.5 % 21.2% 
Red 6.2 % 3.1% 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
Table 4. Statistics for the verification of built-up arcas based on 
14 images cach of a size of 2 km x 2 km. The percentage 
relates to the number of ATKIS objects tested. 
6. CONCLUSIONS AND OUTLOOK 
The automated verification method as described in this paper is 
characterised by an efficient workflow of automatic procedures 
and a final interactive inspection of situations which turned out 
to be critical in an automatic self-diagnostics. We expect to 
achieve further improvement of efficiency and of the number of 
undetected errors since some problems have been identified and 
solutions are in process. Additionally we plan to test our 
method with images from high-resolution satellites. 
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