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AUTODESK RASTER DESIGN 2007 TOP 10 BENEFITS 

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Only with Raster Design can you then edit (perform true coordinate transformations, crop 

unwanted regions, merge multiple images, and more), process, analyze, and save your 

modifications. 

AutoCAD Map 3D can then access these edits through an FDO 

reconnect. Take advantage of this improved interoperability to prepare raster 
data in Raster Design for more effective use in AutoCAD Map 3D and AutoCAD

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Civil 3D

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 software. 

 

Clean your scanned drawings with easy-to-use raster editing and cleanup tools. Use the 

“paint-like” Touchup tool to fill gaps and erase fragments in raster drawings. Use powerful 

REM (raster entity manipulation) tools to edit and create raster geometry. REM 

capabilities now include the ability to extend, trim, fillet, and offset raster geometry. Use 

cleanup tools for despeckling, deskewing, and correcting bias to clean, straighten, and 

improve the overall legibility and quality of the scanned drawings.  

AutoCAD Raster Design supports a broad range of industry-standard image formats, 

including DOQ, ECW, GeoTIFF, GIF, JPG 2000, MrSID

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, and TIFF. In addition to support 

for DEMs, AutoCAD Raster Design 2008 supports multispectral imagery such as 

DigitalGlobe’s Quickbird and Landsat FAST L7A imagery. DigitalGlobe is a supplier of 

high-resolution commercial satellite imagery offering submeter resolution imagery 

supporting applications ranging from map creation to image analysis. The Landsat FAST 

format is the most widely used of the Landsat image formats. Particularly important for the 

U.S. Department of Defense and the federal intelligence community is the National 

Imaging Transmission Format (NITF), which is now supported in Raster Design.  

Other supported multispectral imagery types include 8- and 11-bit IKONOS satellite 

imagery and the NGA (National Geospatial Agency) DTED (digital terrain elevation model) 

files used primarily in military and security applications. 

Get the most out of inexpensive imagery that does not contain georeferencing information 

by rubbersheeting to align aerial photography with your project. The rubbersheeting 

feature helps you apply different techniques and manage your control points. The 

rubbersheeting preview feature displays the image as it will appear after the rubbersheet 

operation is completed.  

Use new or reuse existing imagery with a coordinate system different from that of your 

current project. Perform coordinate transformations when you receive images with no 

assigned coordinate system to get the image into your project coordinate system. Do this 

with all forms of images, including DEMs and multispectral satellite imagery. Use the 

raster data query feature to probe your image data, by referencing a coordinate system 

different from that of your project if necessary. Using coordinate transformations, you can 

make available imagery adapt to your project requirements, thereby avoiding the need to 

acquire new imagery and saving you time and money. 

Now you can directly edit multiresolution files such as LizardTech’s MrSID, ER Mapper’s 

ECW, and industry-standard JPEG 2000 formats in AutoCAD Raster Design 2008. Save 

changes or edits, such as cropping and highlighting areas of interest, to JPEG 2000 

format and retain multiresolution advantages of small file size and fast performance while 

retaining high visual image quality.