TheSwamp
CAD Forums => Vertically Challenged => Topic started by: therock003 on March 23, 2009, 12:38:46 PM
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I need to digitize some Maps that have been scanned and saved to .tiff format for later use for GIS purposes.
I tried Raster Design but i dont seem to like it. Is there anything better for the job. I need an algorithm that is smart and get's the job done with as little manual intervention as possible. I dont mean a one clik solution cause that's next to impossible, but i need something that will save me vauable hours.
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i've used "adobe streamline" to digitize some signatures for plan stamping... but they had to be massaged quite a bit... it would work on a simple plan... but with crossing lines it a little weak....
steve
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Corel Draw works pretty good.
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that would be VectorMagic
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Hitachi makes a fair good product.
What data do those Maps represent?
It is possible that the data is available for you in another format....
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that would be VectorMagic
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One of the best programs I have seen lately is called WiseImage. We use Raster Design for normal editing but the WiseImage software has some excellent capabilities way beyond raster design.
http://www.csoft.com/index.cfm?menuid=104 (http://www.csoft.com/index.cfm?menuid=104)
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One of the best programs I have seen lately is called WiseImage. We use Raster Design for normal editing but the WiseImage software has some excellent capabilities way beyond raster design.
http://www.csoft.com/index.cfm?menuid=104 (http://www.csoft.com/index.cfm?menuid=104)
I just tried the demo and i could make good use of it. The vector tools it implements didnt handle my file all that well. My Files are bitonal tiffs on a scale of 1/50.000 of various regions and they're not available to me in another format.
I have yet to try vectormagic/corel draw and this hitachi product.
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also there is standalone vector magic for mac and pc