The optimum segmentation of ground objects in a landscape is essential for interpretation of high-resolution remotely sensed imagery and detection of objects; and it is also a technical foundation to efficiently use s...The optimum segmentation of ground objects in a landscape is essential for interpretation of high-resolution remotely sensed imagery and detection of objects; and it is also a technical foundation to efficiently use spatial information in remote sensing imagery. Landscapes are complex system composed of a large number of heterogeneous components. There are many explicit homogeneous image objects that have similar spectral character and yet differ from surrounding objects in high-resolution remote sensing imagery. Thereby, a new concept of Distinctive Feature of fractal is put forward and used in deriving Distinctive Feature curve of fractal evolution in multiscale segmentation. Through distinguishing the extremum condition of Distinctive Feature curve and the inclusion relationship of fractals in multiscale representation the Scalar Order is built. This can help to determinate the optimum scale in image segmentation for simple-objects, and the potential meaningful image-object fitting the intrinsic scale of the dominant landscape object can be obtained. Based on the application in high-resolution remote sensing imagery in coastal areas, a satisfactory result was acquired.展开更多
Oil-gas remote sensing information is obtained from satellite TM data through graph-ic treatment in the light of the hydrocarbon-microseepage theory. The nine target areas (ofthree types) selected on this basis coinci...Oil-gas remote sensing information is obtained from satellite TM data through graph-ic treatment in the light of the hydrocarbon-microseepage theory. The nine target areas (ofthree types) selected on this basis coincide well with the occurrence of natural gases and have been proved by subsequent prospecting. Plants in the target areas are characterized, as a result of hydrocarbon- microseepage, by abnormal spectral features with the absorption peaks of chlorophyll shifting toward blue light, reflectivity in the range of visible light increasing and re-flectivity in the near infrared region decreasing.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Special Project-Chinese Offshore Investigation and Assessment(Grant No.908-01-wy03)the Chinese National'863'High Technology Project(Grant No.2003AA783055)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.40576080).
文摘The optimum segmentation of ground objects in a landscape is essential for interpretation of high-resolution remotely sensed imagery and detection of objects; and it is also a technical foundation to efficiently use spatial information in remote sensing imagery. Landscapes are complex system composed of a large number of heterogeneous components. There are many explicit homogeneous image objects that have similar spectral character and yet differ from surrounding objects in high-resolution remote sensing imagery. Thereby, a new concept of Distinctive Feature of fractal is put forward and used in deriving Distinctive Feature curve of fractal evolution in multiscale segmentation. Through distinguishing the extremum condition of Distinctive Feature curve and the inclusion relationship of fractals in multiscale representation the Scalar Order is built. This can help to determinate the optimum scale in image segmentation for simple-objects, and the potential meaningful image-object fitting the intrinsic scale of the dominant landscape object can be obtained. Based on the application in high-resolution remote sensing imagery in coastal areas, a satisfactory result was acquired.
文摘Oil-gas remote sensing information is obtained from satellite TM data through graph-ic treatment in the light of the hydrocarbon-microseepage theory. The nine target areas (ofthree types) selected on this basis coincide well with the occurrence of natural gases and have been proved by subsequent prospecting. Plants in the target areas are characterized, as a result of hydrocarbon- microseepage, by abnormal spectral features with the absorption peaks of chlorophyll shifting toward blue light, reflectivity in the range of visible light increasing and re-flectivity in the near infrared region decreasing.