CREATION OF INTELLIGENT MAPS USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THEIR CARTOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, intelligent maps, cartographic analysis, GIS, machine learning, spatial data, automatic classification.Abstract
This article analyzes the issues of creating intelligent maps using artificial intelligence technologies and their cartographic analysis based on scientific literature. In modern cartography, challenges related to processing large volumes of spatial data, their automatic classification, and visualization are effectively addressed through artificial intelligence methods. The study highlights the role of approaches based on machine learning, neural networks, and geospatial data analysis in the development of intelligent maps. In addition, the cartographic accuracy, analytical capabilities, and practical application areas of AI-generated maps are evaluated on the basis of scientific sources.
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