McKeown, D.M.,
Knowledge-Based Aerial Photo Interpretation,
Photogrammetria(39), 1984, pp. 91-123.
Cartography. The published version of the maps work. Lots of nice pictures, and
a discussion of the system and its uses.
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McKeown, D.M.,
Harvey, W.A., and
McDermott, J.,
Rule Based Interpretation of Aerial Imagery,
PAMI(7), No. 5, September 1985, pp. 570-585.
Reprinted:
RCV(415-430).
Cartography.
Recognize Aerial Images. The paper that describes SPAM (which is built upon MAPS) which uses
300+ OPS5 rules for image interpretation. Good.
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McKeown, Jr., D.M.,
Building Knowledge-Based Systems for Detecting Man-Made Structures
from Remotely Sensed Imagery,
Royal(A-324), 1988, pp. 423-435.
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McKeown, Jr., D.M.[David M.],
Harvey, W.A.[Wilson A.],
Wixson, L.E.[Lambert E.],
Automating Knowledge Acquisition for Aerial Image Interpretation,
CVGIP(46), No. 1, April 1989, pp. 37-81.
Elsevier DOI
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8904
Earlier: A1, A2 only:
DARPA87(205-226),
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And:
CMU-CS-TR-87-102, 1987. CMU CS Dept.
This provides the wrapper around spam - get the knowledge faster,
and analyze the results that come out. Knowledge is derived from
schema and compiled directly into ops5 rules. The testing was to
derive a new set of schema for housing tracts in addition to the
older airport descriptions.
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Roux, M.[Michel],
Hsieh, Y.C.[Yuan C.],
McKeown, D.M.[David M.],
Performance Analysis of Object Space Matching for
Building Extraction Using Several Images,
SPIE(2486), Integrating Photogrammetric Techniques with
Scene Analysis and Machine Vision, April 1995, pp. 277-297.
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9504
McKeown, D.M.[David M.],
McGlone, J.C.[J. Chris],
Integration of Photogrammetric Cues into Cartographic
Feature Extraction,
SPIE(1944), 1993, pp. 2-15.
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Gifford, S.J.[Stephen J.],
McKeown, D.M.[David M.], and
Polis, M.F.[Michael F.],
Automating the Construction of Large Scale Virtual Worlds,
ARPA94(II:931-946).
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And: A3, A1, A2:
CMU-CS-TR-94-199, October 1994.
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Harvey, W.A.,
Diamond, M., and
McKeown, D.M.,
Tools for Acquiring Spatial and Functional Knowledge in
Aerial Image Analysis,
DARPA92(857-873).
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9200
McKeown, D.M.,
The Role of AI in the Integration of Remotely
Sensed Data with Geographic Information Systems,
CMU-CS-TR-86-174, 1986, CMU CS Dept.,
also presented at IAPR Workshop on Analytical Methods in Remote Sensing
for Geographical Information Systems, Paris, October 23-24, 1986. More of a
general overview talk that combines a lot of the other papers.
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McKeown, D.M.[David M.],
MAPS: The Organization of a Spatial Database System
Using Imagery, Terrain, and Map Data,
DARPA83(105-127).
The most recent paper on MAPS. describes points in terms of the
coordinate system, and maps, and symbolic names.
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McKeown, D.M., and
Denlinger, J.L.[Jerry L.],
Map-Guided Feature Extraction from Aerial Imagery,
DARPA84(247-256).
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And:
CVWS84(205-213).
More on the use of MAPS. Extraction of defined regions from airport
images. Buildings, runways etc defined as regions of a certain type.
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McKeown, D.M., and
Pane, J.F.[John F.],
Alignment and Connection of Fragmented Linear Features in
Aerial Imagery,
CVPR85(55-61).
Fourier Descriptors. (CMU)
Select sets of regions and connect into one linear feature (curved
or straight). This uses the Fourier approximation of the shape to
"smooth it" then computes a medial axis transform for alignment.
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Harvey, W.A.,
Kalp, D.,
Tambe, M.,
McKeown, D.M., and
Newell, A.,
The Effectiveness of Task-Level Parallelism for High-Level Vision,
PDC(13), No. 4, 1991, pp. 395-411.
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9100
Earlier:
SIGPlan(25), No. 3, March 1990, pp. 156-167.
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And:
Measuring the Effectiveness of Task-Level Parallelism for
High-Level Vision,
DARPA89(916-933).
Analysis of the use of parallelism in SPAM.
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McKeown, D.M., and
Kanade, T.,
Database Support for Automated Photo-Interpretation,
DARPA81(7-13).
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McKeown, D.M.,
Representation for Image Databases,
DARPAN79(109-111).
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7900
Chapter on Cartography, Aerial Images, Buildings, Roads, Terrain, Forests, Trees, ATR continues in
Airport Analysis Systems, Runways .