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Svetlana A. Krasnova, Julia G. Kokunko, Sergey A. Kochetkov and Victor A. Utkin
Planning an achievable trajectory for a mobile robot usually consists of two steps: (i) finding a path in the form of a sequence of discrete waypoints and (ii) transforming this sequence into a continuous and smooth curve. To solve the second problem, th...
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Samitha Daranagama and Apichon Witayangkurn
Buildings can be introduced as a fundamental element for forming a city. Therefore, up-to-date building maps have become vital for many applications, including urban mapping and urban expansion analysis. With the development of deep learning, segmenting ...
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A conventional surface mapping is calculated by any means of linear interpolator such as nearest neighborhood point (NNP), inverse distance (IDW)/inverse distance square (IDS), polygon, contour weighing, Ordinary Kriging (OK). The latter is included in g...
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Shuli Sun, Zhihong Gou and Mingguang Geng
Mesh quality can affect both the accuracy and efficiency of numerical solutions. This paper first proposes a geometry-based smoothing and untangling method for 2D meshes based on explicit element geometric transformation and element stitching. A new expl...
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Elzbieta Lewandowicz and Pawel Flisek
This article presents the Base Point Split (BPSplit) algorithm to generate a complex polygon skeleton based on sets of vector data describing lakes and rivers. A key feature of the BPSplit algorithm is that it is dependent on base points representing the...
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