Method suitable for fast spatially-indexing global digital elevation model and remote sensing image data
A digital elevation model and remote sensing image technology, applied in the field of spatial information, can solve the problems of lack of flexibility and scalability, inefficient retrieval of massive spatial data, and low retrieval accuracy
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[0092] The implementation was carried out on a computer with 3.00GHz Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU, 2GB RAM, ATI mobility radeon X300 graphics card.
[0093] The global terrain data with a spatial resolution of 30 arc seconds and the global image "blue marble" with a resolution of 121600x121600 from Geological Survey's EROS Data Center (EDC) in the United States were selected for implementation verification. After dividing these data by ellipsoid quadtree, there are 81463 digital elevation model data and 81463 pieces of image data.
[0094] The core of the ellipsoid quadtree is that the storage location of the data is separated from the organization logic of the data. Its basic structural feature is that the periphery is scattered spatial data, and the interior is the data logical organization framework. In implementation, the map data organization based on the ellipsoid quadtree is divided into two levels: one is to perform virtual mounting operations on the distributed quadtree ...
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