Maps Comparison Forza Horizon 1 vs Forza Horizon 2 vs Forza Horizon 3

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Maps Comparison Forza Horizon 1 vs Forza Horizon 2 vs Forza Horizon 3
Read the full paper at: http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=50288 DOI: 10.4236/jgis.2014.65036 Author(s) Lev Spivak1, Ivan Spivak2, Alexey Sokolov1, Sergey Voinov3 Affiliation(s) 1Dubna International University, Moscow Region, Russia. 2Real Geo Project, Moscow Region, Russia. 3University of Applied Sciences, Stuttgart, Germany. ABSTRACT A new methodology of comparing digital raster maps was proposed which allows not only detecting changes in the maps, but also obtaining quantitative measures of the importance of selected differences. Procedure of object interpretation of satellite images and forming of OMT (Object Map of Territory) is described. A list of allowable differences between two OMTs is defined. Two steps technique of quantitative measuring is proposed. At the first stage functions are constructed for calculating local measures of differences in the amount, areas and locations of objects on the map, as well as relations between the objects. In the second stage local measures are used to calculate the integral measure in order to get generalized assessment of difference between maps. The methods for constructing functions which calculate local and integral measures of differences are described. eww141014gjr Examples of comparing and measuring the differences between OMTs are provided. Obtained results by utilizing this technique can be used to analyze trends, forecast of development and might be helpful for choosing most efficient scenarios for sustainable spatial planning and land management. KEYWORDS Maps Comparison, Object Map of Territory, Change Detection, Local Measure of Difference, Integral Measure of Difference, Sustainable Spatial Planning and Land Management