List of Abstracts / Working
Paper and Presentation (in PDF or PPT)
|
Author |
Title |
Abstract/Working
Paper |
Presentation |
|
Lars Harrie &
Mikael Johansson, Sweden |
Using Java
Topology Suite for real time data generalization and integration |
||
|
Martin Galanda, Department
of Geography, University of Zürich |
A toolbox
of algorithms for polygonal subdivision generalization |
||
|
Rupert Brooks
(GeoAccess Division, CCRS, Canada) |
Open
sourcing generalization tools |
http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/~rbrooks/atlas_gen/ (more detailed description) |
Presentation |
|
William Mackaness and Geoffrey Edwards, Edinburgh |
The Importance of Modelling Pattern and Structure in
Automated Map Generalisation |
Presentation |
|
|
Rune Aasgaard, Sintef,
Norway |
Multi scale
geographical data for distributed visualization |
Presentation |
|
|
Stephan Nebiker University
of Applied Sciences, Basel |
Multi-scale
representations for scalable and dynamic 3D
geoinformation solutions |
||
|
Arie
Croitoru and Yerach Doytsher Technion, Israel |
Random fields and marked point
processes: a practical comparison of two stochastic models |
Presentation |
|
|
Alessandro Cecconi
Department of Geography, University of Zurich |
Improving map
generalization for on-demand mapping by multiscale databases |
||
|
Novit
Kreiter swisstopo,
Switzerland |
Multiple
representation database as basis for topographic maps |
||
|
Bernier, Eveline
and Yvan Bedard, Laval, Canada |
Supporting
multiple representations with spatial databases view management and the
concept of “Vuel” |
Presentation |
|
|
Robert C. Thomson School of
Computing, Aberdeen, Scotland |
The
interpretation of closed curves as noisy, symmetric polygons through shape
analysis |
Presentation |
|
|
Birgit Elias and
Monika Sester, ikg, Hannover, Germany |
Landmarks for
routing – automatic identification, extraction and visualization |
||
|
Anne Ruas, ign, France
|
Generalization of
updated data |
Presentation |
|
|
Mathias
Bobzien and Dieter Morgenstern ikg, Bonn, Germany |
Geometry-type
change in model generalization – a geometrical or a topological problem ? |
||
|
Dirk Burkhardt Department
of Geography, University of Zurich |
Smoothing of line
objects with optimisation techniques |
||
|
Tinghua Ai and
Peter van Oosterom Technical University Delft,
Netherlands |
A displacement
method based on field analysis |
Presentation |
|
|
Mark Ware, Nathan Thomas and Christopher Jones School
of Computing, University of Glamorgan |
Map
generalization by iterative improvement: maintaining feature alignment |
Presentation |
Rapporteurs & Topics:
1. Christian Heipke: images, vector
and surface generalization - how can it be linked ?
2. Geoff Dutton: semantic abstraction
3. Rupert Brooks: success
of generalization software - suggestions for the future
4. Martin Galanda: Generalization
for mobile displays / services
5. Anne Ruas: MRDB and generalization
6. Geoff Edwards: the role of cognition and perception
7. Stephan Nebiker: 3D-generalization