These guys have a product I’ve used
in ArcMap that would be an excellent choice for creating vector lines from raster.
If your lines are solid and bright, it should be pretty easy to do…just a
few clicks:
http://www.featureanalyst.com/
Cheers,
Ryan Morgan
Aerials Express
We've had good results from R2V, mostly using the semi-automated
interactive vectorizing of topographic contours. But, it'll
automatically vectorize an entire image well also, _if_ the image is
clean enough. From the sound of things, you'd have some image
processing to do so that your vector
Visual Learning Systems has Feature Analyst which, to my knowledge, interfaces
only with ArcView:
http://www.vls-inc.com/
Hope this helps,
Ryan Morgan
Aerials Express
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Vic, try this -
R2V Raster to Vector Conversion Software for CAD-CAM Professionals and
Designers
from AlgoLab at www.algolab.com
Ian Thomas
Scientific Software - Perth, Australia
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Try looking at some remote sensing tutorials on the web:
http://rst.gsfc.nasa.gov/
If you use Mapinfo, I have developed at tool for converting orthophotos to
vector grids.
This application works by extracting RGB (Red, Green,Blue),
HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value), HLS (Hue, Lightness, Saturation), CM
Hendrik ,
What kind of raster format do you have?
MapInfo raster grid (MIG), Vertical Mapper (GRD,GRC), Orthophoto (BMP,
JPEG, ) or ?
*
Jakob
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Lanstorp Consult
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Hi,
The UN has a free raster to vector package called mapscan.
It works very well on all sorts of input maps. A very handy feature
is that it allows you to georeference the resulting vectors and save
them in .mif format.
It can be found here :
http://www.un.org/Depts/unsd/softproj/software/maps
I have been pleased, over several years, with the performance of R2V by Able
software. www.ablesw.com
John Haynes
Director
Geodata Consultants, Inc.
1-800-838-6661
www.geodataconsult.com
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