Feature Description
Build the tessellation line can automatically generate seamlines for all data in the mosaic dataset based on specified pyramid levels. After generating the seamlines, during image mosaic, overlapping areas will be selected or discarded according to the seamlines.
SuperMap iDesktopX11i(2023) version starts to support.
Parameter description
| Parameter Name | parameter interpretation | parameter type |
| Dataset |
Select the mosaic dataset that requires building the tessellation line. The default is the image uniform color mosaic dataset, and it supports selecting true color mosaic dataset. |
DatasetMosaic |
| method to create seamlines |
Provides three algorithms: GraphCut, Voronoi, and Border. The default is GraphCut.
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BuildSeamLinesMethod |
| refinement level | This parameter is only valid when the method to create seamlines is GraphCut. It provides three options: High, Medium, and Low. The higher the refinement level, the better the generated seamline effect. | SeamlineRefinementLevel |
| image sorting method |
Sets the sorting method for images in the mosaic dataset when building the tessellation line. Provides two methods: Priority time and Priority resolution. The default is Priority time.
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ImageSortMethod |
| mask data | By default, it is not checked. If checked and mask data is set, the system will exclude that area before constructing the seamlines. | Boolean |
| Data Source | Available after checking Mask Data. Specifies the data source where the mask dataset is located. If executing a production workflow, this parameter is not provided. | DataSource |
| Dataset | Available after checking Mask Data. Specifies the mask dataset. If executing a production workflow, the mask data from True Color Output is used by default. | DatasetVector |
Output Result
- Updates the seamline information within the imported tessellation dataset for subsequent mosaic operations.
- Builds vector region files (SeamLinesResult.shp and SeamLinesResult.udbx) in the result path/DOM/Seamline folder, as viewable, checkable, and archivable physical results.
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