Applying multi-angled parallelism to Spanish topographical maps
Multi-Angled Parallelism (MAP) is a method to recognize lines in binary images. It is suitable to be implemented in parallel processing and image processing hardware. The binary image is transformed into directional planes, upon which, directional operators of erosion-dilation are iteratively applyed. From a set of basic operators, more complex ones are created, which let to extract the several types of lines. Each type is extracted with a different set of operations and so the lines are identified when extracted. In this paper, an overview of MAP is made, and it is adapted to line recognition in Spanish topographical maps, with the double purpose of testing the method in a real case and studying the process of adapting it to a custom application.
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