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Building Change Detection in Multitemporal Very High Resolution SAR Images L. Bruzzone, et al.
Juanping Zhao [1] Marin C, Bovolo F, Bruzzone L. Building Change Detection in Multitemporal Very High Resolution SAR Images[J].IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, , 2015, 53(5): 坦克的仿真
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Problems Urban evolution
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Problems Earthquake damages
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Outline Background Related Work Methodology Experimental Results
Discussions
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Outline Background Related Work Methodology Experimental Results
Discussions
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Background Challenges More heterogeneous Speckle
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Background Challenges Geometric distortions ground layover
Double bounce roof shadow
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Background Challenges Semantic Confusion
Intra-Class Variations (operation conditions)
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Outline Background Related Work Methodology Experimental Results
Discussions
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Urban areas Change detection
Related works Urban areas Change detection Earthquake damages Building database updating Urban evolution… Methods Supervised analysis Fusion Large geometric scale
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Building CD using Double Bounce Line
Related works Building CD using Double Bounce Line Partial Information Double bounce line is not reliable
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Outline Background Related Work Methodology Experimental Results
Discussions
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Methodology Two basic ideas
Extract information of change at optimal building scale Exploit backscattering properties of bi-temporal images
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Methodology Backscattering properties of single images
Single detected VHR SAR images
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Methodology Backscattering properties of single images
Single detected VHR SAR images Backscattering properties of single images
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Methodology Backscattering properties of single images
Single detected VHR SAR images
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Bi-temporal VHR SAR images
Methodology Backscattering properties of bi-temporal images Bi-temporal VHR SAR images
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Multiscale Decomposition
Methodology Step 1 Log-ratio Transform Step 2 Multiscale Decomposition Step 3 Split-based Analysis Step 4 Candidate Detection Step 5 Fuzzy Classification Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
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Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
Methodology Log-ratio transform Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
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Methodology Log-ratio transform
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Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
Methodology Detection of backscattering changes at optimal building scale Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
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2D stationary wavelet transform
Methodology Detection of backscattering changes at optimal building scale 2D stationary wavelet transform Reducing the impact of small changes mitigation of the speckle effect
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Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
Methodology Split-based threshold decision Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
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Methodology Split-based threshold decision
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Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
Methodology Change building candidates Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
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Methodology Change building candidates
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Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
Methodology Fuzzy rules decision Architecture of the proposed approach to building CD
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Methodology Four Classes Fuzzy rules decision
fully destroyed buildings new buildings changes that have a size comparable to a building all other changes that do not show a size comparable to a building Fuzzy rules decision Completeness Proportionality of areas Equivalence of length Alignment
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Methodology Fuzzy rules decision
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Methodology Fuzzy rules decision Equivalence of length Alignment
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Outline Background Related Work Methodology Experimental Results
Discussions
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2009 L’Aquila Earthquake: Detection of Destroyed buildings
Experimental Results 2009 L’Aquila Earthquake: Detection of Destroyed buildings sensor COSMO-SkyMed mode spotlight band X looks 1 resolution 1m Pixel spacing 0.5m*0.5m Pol-mode HH orbit ascending Incidence angle 57°- 58°
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Experimental Results 2009 L’Aquila Earthquake: Detection of Destroyed buildings
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Experimental Results 2009 L’Aquila Earthquake: Detection of Destroyed buildings
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Trento Data Set: Detection of New buildings
Experimental Results Trento Data Set: Detection of New buildings sensor TerraSAR-X TanDEM-X mode spotlight band X波段 looks 1 resolution 0.58m*1.1m Pixel spacing 0.454m*0.855m Pol-mode HH orbit ascending Incidence angle 53°
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Experimental Results Trento Data Set: Detection of New buildings
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Experimental Results Trento Data Set: Detection of New buildings
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Outline Background Related Work Methodology Experimental Results
Discussions
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Discussions Taking home messages Unsupervised
Scattering properties of bi-temporal images Multitemporal correlation between images Intrinsic multiscale nature of objects present in VHR images More flexible
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Possibilities to improve
Discussions Possibilities to improve Improve the building detector by better modeling the geometrical behaviors of building primitives; Investigate the possibility to discriminate among several building construction stages and/or building damage levels.
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