GIS and generalization : methodology and practice

J. C. Müller · Jean-Philippe Lagrange · Robert Weibel

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Historical Geography and Cartography 3D Modeling in Geospatial Applications

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Generalisation: State of the Art and Issues GIS-Based Compilation and Generalisation Three Essential Building Blocks for Automated Generalisation Data and Knowledge Modelling for Generalisation Controlling the Effects of Generalisation on GIS Map Manipulations A Hierarchical top-down bottom-up Approach to Topographic Map Generalisation.

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