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Segmentation of Remotely Sensed Images Based on the Uncertainty of Multispectral Classification (1998)

by U Klein, M Sester, G Strunz
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Hybrid Modelling And Analysis Of Uncertain Data

by Michael Glemser, Ulrike Klein
"... An essential requirement for a comprehensive use of hybrid data is the consideration and processing of its uncertainty. Erroneous interpretations of analyses can be avoided if uncertainty is integrated as a mandatory component, stored and considered in all operations. In this contribution, a probabi ..."
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An essential requirement for a comprehensive use of hybrid data is the consideration and processing of its uncertainty. Erroneous interpretations of analyses can be avoided if uncertainty is integrated as a mandatory component, stored and considered in all operations. In this contribution, a probabilistic approach is presented for modelling geometric and thematic uncertainty. By means of a flooding forecast as an example application, the enhancements which are necessary in data modelling and analysis functions are explained.
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...signment in each pixel. The storage of the probabilities is managed by a raster matrix for each land use type. Figure 2 shows the probability matrices of agricultural area and forest for a test area (=-=Klein et al., 1998-=-). In the case of vector data, data acquisition is performed by measuring the extension of the objects belonging to the predefined discrete attribute values. The attribute values that are assigned to ...

Data Uncertainty In A Hybrid GIS

by Michael Glemser, Dieter Fritsch - In: Proceedings of the ISPRS-Symposium “GIS-Between Visions and Applications , 1998
"... The paper presents a new approach for integrating data uncertainty into a hybrid GIS environment. Such a hybrid system can process raster data as well as vector data in an integrated manner taking uncertainty into account. For this purpose a hybrid data model is defined and extended to manage data u ..."
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The paper presents a new approach for integrating data uncertainty into a hybrid GIS environment. Such a hybrid system can process raster data as well as vector data in an integrated manner taking uncertainty into account. For this purpose a hybrid data model is defined and extended to manage data uncertainty. The uncertainty description is based on probability measures. The consequences for the analysis methods are demonstrated by two selected operations. First, we concentrate on raster-vector-conversion which is often applied in a hybrid system and secondly treat polygon overlay. Some examples help to clarify the modifications made for these functions.
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...tial for hybrid data processing and defines an advantage compared to other approaches. Probabilities can also be used to perform a segmentation on the classified images in an object building process (=-=Klein et al., 1998-=-). 3.3 Uncertainty of Raster Data and Vector Data Raster and vector data consist both of a geometric and a thematic component. This means that in general both types are influenced by uncertainties of ...

Complex Analysis Methods in Hybrid GIS Using Uncertain Data

by Michael Glemser, Ulrike Klein, Dieter Fritsch, Günter Strunz, Von Genauigkeitsangaben , 2000
"... Topic of this contribution is the integration of data uncertainty in complex analysis processes. By means of a flooding forecast as an example application, the enhancements which are necessary in data modelling and analysis functions are explained. The major objective of the research is to determine ..."
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Topic of this contribution is the integration of data uncertainty in complex analysis processes. By means of a flooding forecast as an example application, the enhancements which are necessary in data modelling and analysis functions are explained. The major objective of the research is to determine the uncertainty in the spatial extension of the possible flooded region. In particular, the impact on settlement areas is of special interest. A comparison with the traditional result without consideration of uncertainty clarifies the information profit achieved.
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...). The approach is based on objects as exclusive representations of spatial phenomena. As a consequence an object building procedure has to be applied in some cases before the data can be integrated (=-=Klein et al., 1998-=-). 3sThe geometric component allows either a raster or vector representation of the object. Furthermore it is possible to attach multiple attributes of any kind to it. A hybrid model enables the user ...

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