Exploring Graphic Analysis with GIS-based Computer Image Processing Technology

Abstract

This paper investigates using computer graphics processing systems for graphic analysis. It introduces a GIS model computation method to formulate processing equations for 1D, 2D, and 3D graphics. Through a series of traditional and modern comparative experiments, it is demonstrated that the computer graphics processing technology based on the GIS model holds greater relevance and applicability to modern society’s development than traditional approaches. Furthermore, the study enriches the theory surrounding graphics application technology within GIS through an in-depth examination of computer graphics processing technology within the GIS model. This research sheds light on the potential of integrating GIS-based computational methods in computer graphics, offering insights into how such technologies can be harnessed to meet the evolving needs of contemporary society.