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4 December 1998 Contextual methods for multisource land cover classification with application to Radarsat and SPOT data
Danielle Ducrot, Hugues Sassier, Juste Mombo, Stephane Goze, Jean-Guy Planes
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Abstract
For the classification of the radar data, several techniques have been developed, which take the statistical properties of the radar distribution into account and use a priori segmentation to have better contextual information. The introduction of synthetic neo-channels, describing the local texture of radar images, improve the classification process. We also test two different processes to minimize the inter- class confusion caused by the speckle noise: a pixel-by-pixel basis classification which requires a preliminary spatial and/or temporal speckle filtering, or a contextual method without filtering. In the case of the multi-source data classification, we present a fusion algorithm which consists in implementing different statistical rules for radar or optical images.
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Danielle Ducrot, Hugues Sassier, Juste Mombo, Stephane Goze, and Jean-Guy Planes "Contextual methods for multisource land cover classification with application to Radarsat and SPOT data", Proc. SPIE 3500, Image and Signal Processing for Remote Sensing IV, (4 December 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.331867
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KEYWORDS
Radar

Image segmentation

Image filtering

Image classification

Speckle

Image processing

Agriculture

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