Accurate urban vegetation inventorying is essential for effective landscape management, and remote sensing data, like VHR imagery, aids in vegetation extraction. This paper introduces a method for land use classification using multi-temporal remote sensing data and semi-supervised learning. A random forest ensemble serves as the base classifier, utilizing probability distributions to address spectral variations across time phases. A cascade mechanism enables classifier communication across phases, while joint confidence maps improve unlabeled sample selection and classification accuracy. Tested on SENTINEL-2-MSI images of Nanjing City, this approach shows enhanced accuracy and consistency in multi-temporal land use classification, especially for vegetation.

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Multi-temporal Remote Sensing Image Classification Using Semi-supervised Learning and Random Forest Ensemble

  • Rishav Shrivastava

摘要

Accurate urban vegetation inventorying is essential for effective landscape management, and remote sensing data, like VHR imagery, aids in vegetation extraction. This paper introduces a method for land use classification using multi-temporal remote sensing data and semi-supervised learning. A random forest ensemble serves as the base classifier, utilizing probability distributions to address spectral variations across time phases. A cascade mechanism enables classifier communication across phases, while joint confidence maps improve unlabeled sample selection and classification accuracy. Tested on SENTINEL-2-MSI images of Nanjing City, this approach shows enhanced accuracy and consistency in multi-temporal land use classification, especially for vegetation.