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TECH PULSE 2018-2019

Image Segmentation: Segmentation is essential for image

analysis tasks. Semantic segmentation describes the process

of associating each pixel of an image with a class label,

(such as flower, person, road, sky, ocean, or car).

U-NET for Satellite Image Processing: The UNET was

developed by Olaf Ronneberger et al. for Bio Medical

Image Segmentation. The same can be applied for satellite

image segmentation. This approach gives high accuracy

with less training data.

A U-Net is like a convolution auto

encoder, But it also has skip-like connections with the

feature maps located before the bottleneck (compressed

embedding) layer, in such a way that in the decoder part

some information comes from previous layers, bypassing

the compressive bottleneck. Thus, in the decoder, data is

not only recovered from a compression, but is also

concatenated with the information’s state before it was

passed into the compression bottleneck so as to augment

context for the next decoding layers to come. That way, the

neural networks still learns to generalize in the compressed

latent representation (located at the bottom of the “U” shape

in the figure), but also recovers its latent generalizations to

a spatial representation with the proper per-pixel semantic

alignment in the right part of the U of the U-Net

Applications:

1. Yearly analysis of crops.

2. Amount of crop area generated.

3. Area under distruction due to calamities.

4. Area's that can be renowed for welfare.

Conclusion:

I conclude that by using UNET, we get high accuracy with

very limited data-set. It helps us to get a better result by

increasing quality of training dataset. So, over all U-is a

very efficient technique for image segmentation to extract

features from satellite in Images.

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