Lecture

Automatic Vectorization

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This lecture introduces automatic vectorization in the context of geographic information systems, covering topics such as the detection of structures from images, polygonization, and the use of existing elements as guides for automatic tracing. Practical examples include projects involving editing layers, preferences, vector extensions, raster databases, and internet databases.

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