A Random Set Approach for Modeling Integrated Uncertainties of Traffic Islands Derived from Airborne Laser Scanning Points

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Opportunities of Using Random Sets to Model Uncertainties in Agricultural Field Boundaries Observed from Remote Sensing Images

“…1). They are more flexible, with applications including image processing [14], particle statistics in material science [15], vegetation patches [16], glacier debris [17] and traffic islands [18].…”