Reconstruction of Optical Remote Sensing Images Using Synthetic Aperture Radar Data and Diffusion Neural Networks
摘要
Abstract
A method for reconstructing fragments of optical satellite images is proposed on the basis of a deep neural network that uses a digital image acquired for the same area by a synthetic aperture radar as additional (conditional) information. The resulting solution is based on existing deep neural networks (DiffCR and Palette) used in image reconstruction tasks, with a modified spatial–channel attention module (convolutional block attention module–CBAM) and a modified loss function. Experimental studies have demonstrated improved quantitative characteristics and visual results compared to baseline models.