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We present a method of approximating a nonsingular curve C in the plane or in space with the use of alpha shapes. The procedure is based on sampling the curve C with a finite set S and then construct the alpha shape,
α, of S. Then,
α is shown to be a piecewise linear curve that is ambiently homeomorphic to, and within a prescribed tolerance from, C.