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Directory of research and development based on Ordnance Survey small scales digital data (1987)
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Visvalingam, M., & Kirby, G. (1987). Directory of research and development based on Ordnance Survey small scales digital data. University of Hull

From the Foreword: Although Digital Topographic Data can be used to assist in the production of some Ordnance Survey (OS) maps it has been clear for some years that the justification for the capture of digital data has to be that users require it... Read More about Directory of research and development based on Ordnance Survey small scales digital data.

Testing implementations of Visvalingam's algorithm for line generalisation
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Visvalingam, M. Testing implementations of Visvalingam's algorithm for line generalisation

There are a growing number of open source and commercial implementations of the Visvalingam algorithm for line generalisation. The algorithm provides scope for implementation-specific interpretations, with different outcomes. This is inevitable and s... Read More about Testing implementations of Visvalingam's algorithm for line generalisation.

Geometric data for testing implementations of point reduction algorithms : case study using Mapshaper v 0.2.28 and previous versions
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Visvalingam, M. Geometric data for testing implementations of point reduction algorithms : case study using Mapshaper v 0.2.28 and previous versions

There are several open source and commercial implementations of the Visvalingam algorithm for line generalisation. The algorithm provides scope for implementation-specific interpretations, with different outcomes. This is inevitable and sometimes nec... Read More about Geometric data for testing implementations of point reduction algorithms : case study using Mapshaper v 0.2.28 and previous versions.

Bloch's function D for weighted effective areas : impact of tuning parameters
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Visvalingam, M. Bloch's function D for weighted effective areas : impact of tuning parameters

Abstract When Visvalingam’s algorithm was first presented, it was noted that it could be driven with any metric to suit different purposes, types of features and degrees of generalisation. It was illustrated with the concept of the effective area (EA... Read More about Bloch's function D for weighted effective areas : impact of tuning parameters.