Surface Feature Extraction on the Basis of Object-oriented Remote Sensing Classification Methods in Manas River Basin
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v10i6.4021Keywords:
Object-oriented, Multi-level segmentation, Land use, e-Cognition, RS technologyAbstract
Remote-sensing (RS) images were extracted by using object-oriented remote sensing classification methods. This study combines RS and Geographic Information System to conduct multilevel segmentation and classify of the remote sensing image of Manas watershed. The e-Cognition system was selected to define the knowledge base following the classification system. The results show that the overall nicety of grading can reach 97.37% and that the Kappa coefficient is 0.9706. These results show that land use can be described and extracted by using high spatial resolution remote-sensing images.
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