PIECE BY PIECE: A METHOD OF CARTOGRAPHIC LINE GENERALIZATION USING REGULAR HEXAGONAL TESSELLATION P. Raposo Department of Geography, The Pennsylvania State University. University Park, Pennsylvania

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Date: 2010-10-10 15:32:05 Geometry Tessellation Cartography Polygons Cartographic generalization Communication design Graphic design Generalization Hexagon RamerDouglasPeucker algorithm Voronoi diagram Topological map		PIECE BY PIECE: A METHOD OF CARTOGRAPHIC LINE GENERALIZATION USING REGULAR HEXAGONAL TESSELLATION P. Raposo Department of Geography, The Pennsylvania State University. University Park, Pennsylvania Add to Reading List Source URL: pauloraposo.weebly.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 224,70 KB Share Document on Facebook

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