Seamline Appearance Before and After Applying a DEM Fusion Algorithm

By St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center July 8, 2020

On the left, the datasets are shown overlaid. On the right, the datasets are shown processed with a fusion algorithm.

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A map series showing a subset of the Puerto Rico bathymetric study area. Panels compare a “simple mosaic” formed by overlaying the most recent dataset on top of the older dataset (left panel) with the same dataset processed with the DEM fusion method (right panel).

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Seamline Appearance Before and After Applying a DEM Fusion Algorithm

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Coastal Change Hazards Team Demonstrates New Topobathymetric Model Fusion Technique to Navy Research Laboratory (NRL) Collaborators

Coastal Change Hazards Team Demonstrates New Topobathymetric Model Fusion Technique to Navy Research Laboratory (NRL) Collaborators

Alexander Seymour

Physical Scientist, SPCMSC, USGS

U.S. Geological Survey

U.S. Department of the Interior

Seamline Appearance Before and After Applying a DEM Fusion Algorithm

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