Quality Assessment for Polygon Generalization

Abstract

The quality of a map can be understood as its ability to satisfy the needs of users (TSNIIGAiK, 2003). Evaluating and ensuring the quality is one of the primary goals of map generalization (Cheng and Li, 2006). Experts suggest several directions; for example, Müller et al. (1995) proposed to clarify the expectations in terms of data quality and to analyze the potential errors introduced by using digitized maps in a GIS. The problem of quality assessment in general is not new; it has been tackled in several approaches (e.g., van Smaalen, 2003; Galanda, 2003; Bard, 2004; Skopeliti and Tsoulos, 2001).

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