Densify A process of adding vertices to arcs at a given distance without altering the arc's shape. See spline for a different method for adding vertices.
Digital Usually refers to data that is in computer-readable format.
See Also: densify, spline
[data capture] In ArcInfo Workstation, a parameter controlling the number of vertices and the distance between them on lines that represent curves. The smaller the grain tolerance, the closer the vertices can be.
Once used to densify a control network, inertial systems continue to be developed and now play a role in new positioning technologies such as vehicle navigation.
Static surveying is perhaps the most common technique of densifying project network control. Two GPS receivers are used to measure a GPS-baseline distance.
Although a global project, the International Heliophysical Year (IHY) has strong interest in densifying its observing capability in the equatorial regions of Africa including the use of GNSS.
Small area of information spliced into a database in order to update, complete, or densify the data content.
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grain tolerance A parameter controlling the number of vertices and the distance between them on arcs representing curves. The smaller the grain tolerance, the closer vertices can be. Unlike densify tolerance, ...
 See also: Survey, Network, Digital, Satellite, GPS
  
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