The paper addresses the use of high resolution satellite imagery for map updating at technical scale (1:5,000). QuickBird and Ikonos images acquired on a wide portion of the city of Bologna (Italy) were rectified using the available geometric correction models, a Digital Elevation Model of the area and a set of Ground Control Points acquired by GPS survey. Once the reliability of the orthorectification procedure was verified by using a subset of GPS points, an attempt of features extraction was carried out in order to update entities or thematisms of the present-day cartography. An example relative to the road network updating will be discussed
The paper addresses the item of orthorectification of high resolution satellite images and the asses...
Map production and revision in mountain areas by means of high resolution satellite images showed to...
In this article, we present the use of the Automatic Ground control points Extraction technique (AGE...
The paper addresses the use of high resolution satellite imagery for map updating at technical scale...
The paper addresses the usefulness of high resolution satellite imagery as a support to the updates ...
Since the first commercial high-resolution satellite was launched in the late 1999, the potential of...
ISPRS Hannover Workshop on High-Resolution Earth Imaging for Geospatial Information -- JUN 14-17, 20...
This paper presents some tests for the updating of the Italian Raster Regional Technical Map (RRTM) ...
The availability of high-resolution satellite images could be exploited for upgrading geographic dat...
The very high-resolution satellite images are a useful tool both for map updating and environmental ...
AbstractHigh resolution satellite images (HRSI) such as QuickBird supply a lot of opportunities in m...
Since the successful launch of IKONOS in 1999, a new source of imagery has been available to the civ...
The paper addresses the item of orthorectification of high resolution satellite images and the asses...
The geometric accuracy of high resolution satellite imagery, such as QuickBird or Ikonos, was evalua...
none2The geometric accuracy of high resolution satellite imagery, such as QuickBird or Ikonos, was e...
The paper addresses the item of orthorectification of high resolution satellite images and the asses...
Map production and revision in mountain areas by means of high resolution satellite images showed to...
In this article, we present the use of the Automatic Ground control points Extraction technique (AGE...
The paper addresses the use of high resolution satellite imagery for map updating at technical scale...
The paper addresses the usefulness of high resolution satellite imagery as a support to the updates ...
Since the first commercial high-resolution satellite was launched in the late 1999, the potential of...
ISPRS Hannover Workshop on High-Resolution Earth Imaging for Geospatial Information -- JUN 14-17, 20...
This paper presents some tests for the updating of the Italian Raster Regional Technical Map (RRTM) ...
The availability of high-resolution satellite images could be exploited for upgrading geographic dat...
The very high-resolution satellite images are a useful tool both for map updating and environmental ...
AbstractHigh resolution satellite images (HRSI) such as QuickBird supply a lot of opportunities in m...
Since the successful launch of IKONOS in 1999, a new source of imagery has been available to the civ...
The paper addresses the item of orthorectification of high resolution satellite images and the asses...
The geometric accuracy of high resolution satellite imagery, such as QuickBird or Ikonos, was evalua...
none2The geometric accuracy of high resolution satellite imagery, such as QuickBird or Ikonos, was e...
The paper addresses the item of orthorectification of high resolution satellite images and the asses...
Map production and revision in mountain areas by means of high resolution satellite images showed to...
In this article, we present the use of the Automatic Ground control points Extraction technique (AGE...