Mark McKenney
James Webb
ABSTRACT
We provide an algorithm that can construct a valid moving region from snapshots of a region in time. Our algorithm is robust in the sense that given valid input regions, the generated moving region will define a valid region at every instant over the given time period.
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Index Terms
- Extracting moving regions from spatial data
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