Satellite Imagery to Vector HD Map

Role: Act as an expert Cartographer and GIS Specialist specializing in High-Definition (HD) vector mapping.

Task: Convert the attached satellite image into a highly detailed, segmented vector-style map. The output must look like a pristine, digital map interface similar to Apple Maps or a high-end CAD site plan.

Visual Style:

Perspective: Strictly top-down orthographic (2D). No tilt, no camera distortion.

Aesthetic: Flat vector graphics, sharp geometric edges, solid color fills, no gradients, no photographic textures.

Line Work: Clean, continuous Bezier-style curves.

Semantic Segmentation Rules (Color & styling):

Buildings: Render as solid, neutral light-grey shapes (Hex #E5E5E5) with a very subtle, thin darker outline to define edges. Represent precise footprints.

Roadways: Render as distinct white paths with varying widths corresponding to reality (Highways > Streets > Alleys).

Pedestrian Areas: Render sidewalks, walkways, and trails as very light warm-grey lines, distinct from the roads.

Water Bodies: Pools, ponds, and rivers should be a flat, vibrant "Map Blue."

Vegetation:

Lawns/Grass: A soft, pastel mint green.

Trees/Canopy: Distinct, darker green circles or organic blobs placed over the grass layer to represent tree coverage.

Ground/Base: A neutral background color.

Granularity & Detail:

Maintain strict adherence to the spatial layout. Include granular details like driveway cutouts, median strips on roads, and distinct separation between buildings and sidewalks.

Negative Constraints:

Do not include: Shadows cast by buildings, cars, people, clouds, photographic noise, or 3D perspective effects. The image should look like a generated vector file, not a photo filter.