Multi-time-phase remote sensing image building changing detection method based on image block

Abstract

The invention discloses a multi-time-phase remote sensing image building changing detection method based on an image block. The multi-time-phase remote sensing image building changing detection methodbased on the image block firstly inputs building detection rough results of different time phases, equally divides a length and a width of each detection result into N parts, obtaining a ratio of pixel quantities of a building in a same area of two time phases at any random time interval, divides a building change in this area into three changing modes which include 'dramatic increase', ' substantial unchanged' and 'dramatic decrease', marks the changing mode of each area on an image of a later time phase and outputs a detection result. Furthermore, the multi-time-phase remote sensing image building changing detection method based on the image block can perform quantitative analysis on the area change on the basis of ratios of building areas of the two time phases at the random time interval. The multi-time-phase remote sensing image building changing detection method based on image block can comprehensive consider information according to a context, overcomes noise in a high resolution image, effectively realizes fast automatic changing detection of the building, fully mines the changing mode of the building and reaches ideal accuracy when the building detection result is an average.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of image processing, and relates to a method for detecting building changes in remote sensing images, in particular to a method for detecting building changes in multi-temporal remote sensing images based on image blocks. Background technique [0002] Remote sensing is one of the important means of earth observation. With the launch of high-resolution remote sensing satellites such as IKONOS, Quick Bird, WorldView, GeoEye, and Gaofen-2, the spatial resolution and temporal resolution of remote sensing images have been significantly improved. The data sources of high-resolution remote sensing images are getting wider and wider, and the updates are getting faster and faster. Applications such as disaster monitoring, urban expansion, urban planning, and land management based on remote sensing technology are of great significance to the country and society. In these applications, an important link is to obtain ...

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Remote sensing images acquired at different times are affected by conditions such as space, spectrum, and time, as well as radiation, atmospheric conditions, etc., which brings difficulties to high-precision change detection

In addition, high-resolution remote sensing images generally only have four bands of near-infrared, red, green, and blue, and the spatial information is much richer than that of medium and low-resolution images. The internal differences of the same kind of ground objects increase, and the differences between different ground objects are not significant.

As a result, traditional spectral information-based detection methods applied to high-resolution images will cause a large number of false alarms and missed alarms

[0007] (2) At present, most high-precision change detection algorithms are still far away from practical applications

[0008] At present, geographic information product production units such as surveying and mapping bureaus and geographic information centers often use manual sketching to realize the classification of ground objects and then perform change detection to generate thematic maps. Although the accuracy is high, it is time-consuming, labor-intensive, and inefficient; To achieve high-precision target recognition and change detection results, it often requires manual collection of a large number of training samples, and it takes a long time to train the model. At the same time, different models have different generalization capabilities, and it is difficult to find a model that is suitable for various detections at the same time. High-precision det

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