Map Processing: Automatic Analysis of Maps

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Description

This lecture on map processing focuses on the automatic analysis of maps to extract geographic information. Topics include progress in the field, challenges in map analysis, segmentation of maps, georeferencing, and using neural networks for transcription and segmentation.

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Earth science

Technical geography: Geographic information systems

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