ملخص البحث :
Cadastral maps are considered as a basic part of the land management
infrastructure in the most of countries yet. However there is misunderstanding about
their general characteristics and role. Due to the wide coverage of the urban
expansion of different spatial systems and cadastral maps, it's so difficult to describe
a "typical" map, which was range from1:500 to 1:10,000 scales.
Georefrencing is one of the first steps necessary to make any mapping work based
on scanned maps or any aerial image that does not have coordinates, thus the map to
be used should be returned to its geographically adjuster location based on their
information attached to the map.
In this study, space image of the quick bird satellite 0.5m × 0.5m for the year
2015 Projection: UTM, Spheroid: WGS84and an old typical map for study area,
Projection: UTM, Spheroid: CLARCK 1880, for the year 1946 and scale 1: 2500,
after converting it to UTM and WGS84 in ArcGIS were used. Some points of the study
area were compared with coordinates monitored by DGPS.
Analysis of the mathematical results from cartesian coordinates showed that the
standard deviation values of ΔE and ΔN were 0.262 m and 0.381 m, respectively.The
horizontal coordinates of the new map were also compared with points in the study
area monitored using the DGPS device. The difference rates and the standard
division of ΔE &ΔN were -0.044 m and0.026 m and (0.344 m &0.292 m), respectively.
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سنة النشر : 2018
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تصنيف البحث : scopus
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