Dime variants for curvilinear networks

Cooke, Donald F.

DIME (Dual Imdependent Map Encoding) is a process developed in 1967 for encoding maps consisting of points defining endpoints of line-segments, which in turn bound zones. Among the many maps in this class are those which define the boundaries of states, counties, towns, census tracts, city blocks and land ownership parcels.

Event: First International Advanced Study Symposium on Topological Data Structures for Geographic Information Systems

Document type:Dime variants for curvilinear networks (1459 kB - pdf)