This invention provides a method,
system, and application for interpreting all features of
remote sensing images by integrating
zoning control and hierarchical extraction. By innovatively introducing a
zoning control network constructed from real geographic elements such as roads and waterways, the large-scale image interpretation task is decomposed into multiple independent geographic units, effectively avoiding the problem of extraction results contradicting geographical common sense. Simultaneously, this invention employs a hierarchical extraction mechanism, extracting features class by class within each
zoning according to
visual saliency. Each dedicated model only needs to learn to recognize a single or a few categories, fundamentally improving inter-
class discrimination and overall extraction accuracy. Furthermore, by encapsulating all stages—data preprocessing, zoning generation, hierarchical extraction, and result fusion—into visual, programmable tool nodes, and uniformly scheduling and executing them through a
workflow engine, this completely changes the shortcomings of existing technologies, such as fragmented processes and reliance on manual coordination, significantly improving the
standardization of production and
engineering application capabilities.