Improving the UNet with channel attention mechanism for Taihu Lake water body recognition

Abstract Accurate recognition of surface water bodies is important for disaster management and resource planning. To explore a higher-precision water body recognition method, propose an improved channel attention mechanism UNet (ECA-UNet) water body recognition model based on Sentinel-2A remote sensing images. Utilizing ECA-UNet, UNet, PSPnet, and DeeplabV3, as well as the traditional normalized water body index ( NDWI ), recognize the water body in the Taihu Lake area. Through comparative analysis, the following main conclusions are drawn: (1) The recognition accuracy of the deep learning network model is better than the traditional NDWI method, among which the ECA-UNet network model has the highest accuracy of 98.67%, and the lowest recognition accuracy of NDWI is 89.06%. (2) The ECA-UNet network model can effectively extract water body recognition targets, has a better recognition effect on local features of water bodies, and can improve the water body extraction effect. The above results show that the improved channel attention mechanism ECA-UNet has the highest accuracy in water body recognition in Taihu Lake, which provides a reference for subsequent research and applications in this field.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2863/1/012005
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Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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Improving the UNet with channel attention mechanism for Taihu Lake water body recognition

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Improving the UNet with channel attention mechanism for Taihu Lake water body recognition

Limin Zhao, Shaoping Nie, Yuan Sun, Zhiliang Li, Wan Wei, Min Jiang, Shumin Liu, Jiaguo Li
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Abstract Accurate recognition of surface water bodies is important for disaster management and resource planning. To explore a higher-precision water body recognition method, propose an improved channel attention mechanism UNet (ECA-UNet) water body recognition model based on Sentinel-2A remote sensing images. Utilizing ECA-UNet, UNet, PSPnet, and DeeplabV3, as well as the traditional normalized water body index ( NDWI ), recognize the water body in the Taihu Lake area. Through comparative analysis, the following main conclusions are drawn: (1) The recognition accuracy of the deep learning network model is better than the traditional NDWI method, among which the ECA-UNet network model has the highest accuracy of 98.67%, and the lowest recognition accuracy of NDWI is 89.06%. (2) The ECA-UNet network model can effectively extract water body recognition targets, has a better recognition effect on local features of water bodies, and can improve the water body extraction effect. The above results show that the improved channel attention mechanism ECA-UNet has the highest accuracy in water body recognition in Taihu Lake, which provides a reference for subsequent research and applications in this field.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2863(1)
Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Peking University (CN), Aerospace Information Research Institute (CN), Space Engineering University (CN), Jiangxi University of Science and Technology (CN)
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