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7 December 2001 Autonomous recognition of large-scale shapes in marine observation satellite images
Hiromichi Yamamoto, Kohzo Homma, Hiromi Gomi, Hideo Tameishi, Hirokimi Shingu
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Abstract
An automatic accurate recognition scheme for large-scale structures such as ocean currents, eddies and water masses is an essential technology for extracting environmental information and fishing resource. In this paper, new autonomous recognition schemes based on knowledge-base approaches are derived. And a fundamental scheme for enabling processing to be carried out by small-scale computer architectures is developed. These schemes can greatly reduce the amount of data required to describe large-scale structures like ocean eddies and/or ocean currents, and are therefore expected to be very useful for the autonomous on-orbit processing of ocean observation data. Some applications of the schemes to the recognition of moving shapes in noisy images remotely sensed from Earth orbits are also presented with evaluative experimental results.
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Hiromichi Yamamoto, Kohzo Homma, Hiromi Gomi, Hideo Tameishi, and Hirokimi Shingu "Autonomous recognition of large-scale shapes in marine observation satellite images", Proc. SPIE 4472, Applications of Digital Image Processing XXIV, (7 December 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.449784
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KEYWORDS
Earth observing sensors

Satellite imaging

Satellites

Image processing

Ocean optics

Water

Clouds

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