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19 March 2004 A novel model for defining topological line-region relations
Xiaolin Wang, Yingwei Luo, Zhuoqun Xu
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Proceedings Volume 5444, Fourth International Conference on Virtual Reality and Its Applications in Industry; (2004) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.561128
Event: Fourth International Conference On Virtual Reality and Its Applications in Industry, 2003, Tianjin, China
Abstract
Topological line-region relations are generally defined by DE-9DIM in GIS. But some distinguish topological line-region relations cannot be identified in DE-9DIM. In the paper, Segmental operator model is introduced to solve this problem. Let a region A filter a curve L and produce a set of sub curves within the exterior, the interior or the borders of A. The topological relations between a sub curve and A can be mapped into eight categories: across, cutsinto, along, ringof, around, sticksto, inside and disjoint. Segmental operator model is based on counting the number of sub curves that belongs to each of the eight categories. Any topological relations defined in DE-9DIM can be expressed in segmental operator model when knowing whether A has holes or not. In segmental operator model, L is atomic to A when only a single sub curve is produced, simplex to A when all sub curves belongs to the same category, or L is complex to A.
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Xiaolin Wang, Yingwei Luo, and Zhuoqun Xu "A novel model for defining topological line-region relations", Proc. SPIE 5444, Fourth International Conference on Virtual Reality and Its Applications in Industry, (19 March 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.561128
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