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Towards automating the nautical chart generalization workflow

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Tamer Nada *
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Christos Kastrisios
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Brian R. Calder
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Christie Ence
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Craig Greene
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Amber Bethell
DOI:10.1080/10095020.2024.2366873delete
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Current nautical chart generalization methods are notably labor intensive, requiring significant levels of human intervention to compile, update, and maintain chart products. The ideal situation would be a fully automated solution for generating nautical charts seamlessly from a comprehensive database, on demand, at the appropriate scale, at the point of use, and respecting the product constraints. However, regardless of the various research efforts and advancements in technology, including those involving AI, nautical chart generalization tasks are still performed manually, or semi-manually, where a likelihood of human error is expected. This manuscript presents a research effort toward automated chart compilation through scales. Nautical chart generalization guidelines are extracted, categorized, and translated into machine readable rules, utilized by a multi-agent model to perform the generalization of the source data to the target scale with no topological violations. This is illustrated in three testbeds for the most important ENC feature classes. While topology is maintained, the model utilizes readily available algorithms that, generally, compromise safety. Therefore, a custom validation tool detects safety violations for user intervention. The model has been made flexible to incorporate algorithms that align with application constraints, especially safety, as they become available.
Keyword:
ENC compilation
automated generalization
nautical chart generalization
ocean mapping
safety of navigation
multi-agent modeling

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Geo-Spatial Information Science
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national oceanic atmospheric admin (noaa) - usa
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