Remote Sensing Images (RSIs) are rich in quantitative and qualitative information. A single RSI is worth millions of acres of land area. The RSI is only valuable once mapped into Land Use and Land Cover (LULC). The LULC is achieved through different techniques; classification is one such method which classifies the terrestrial features into respective classes and labels them. This study focuses on Remote Sensing Image classification and different classification methods.

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A Study on Remote Sensing Image Classification

  • Gunjan Gupta,
  • Vikash Kumar Mishra,
  • Nidhi Pragya

摘要

Remote Sensing Images (RSIs) are rich in quantitative and qualitative information. A single RSI is worth millions of acres of land area. The RSI is only valuable once mapped into Land Use and Land Cover (LULC). The LULC is achieved through different techniques; classification is one such method which classifies the terrestrial features into respective classes and labels them. This study focuses on Remote Sensing Image classification and different classification methods.