Satellite Image Classification using Convolutional Neural Network with Huber Loss Function for Land Cover Mapping in Forest Ecosystem

Satellite image classification for land cover involves determining high-resolution imagery to recognize and classify various types of land covers. This process assists in monitoring forest health, managing resources, and assessing biodiversity effectively. However, accurately classifying images for land cover is difficult because of diverse and complex nature of forest environments and varying image qualities. In this research, the Convolutional Neural Network with Huber Loss Function (CNN-HLF) is proposed to classify the satellite images accurately for landcover mapping in forest ecosystem. The CNN-HLF effectively manage the variability and complexity of forest environments which improves the performance of land cover. Initially, the Eurosat dataset is used to determine the CNN-HLF performance. Resizing and image sharpening is applied to adjust the size and enhance the clarity of features. DenseNet201 is employed for extracting features effectively from pre-processed images. The proposed CNN-HLF achieves a high accuracy of 99.87% using Eurosat dataset compared to existing methods like GoogleNet with pre-processing and Lightweight Parallel CNN (LPCNN).

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2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icdscnc62492.2024.10941568
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Satellite Image Classification using Convolutional Neural Network with Huber Loss Function for Land Cover Mapping in Forest Ecosystem

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Satellite image classification for land cover involves determining high-resolution imagery to recognize and classify various types of land covers. This process assists in monitoring forest health, managing resources, and assessing biodiversity effectively. However, accurately classifying images for land cover is difficult because of diverse and complex nature of forest environments and varying image qualities. In this research, the Convolutional Neural Network with Huber Loss Function (CNN-HLF) is proposed to classify the satellite images accurately for landcover mapping in forest ecosystem. The CNN-HLF effectively manage the variability and complexity of forest environments which improves the performance of land cover. Initially, the Eurosat dataset is used to determine the CNN-HLF performance. Resizing and image sharpening is applied to adjust the size and enhance the clarity of features. DenseNet201 is employed for extracting features effectively from pre-processed images. The proposed CNN-HLF achieves a high accuracy of 99.87% using Eurosat dataset compared to existing methods like GoogleNet with pre-processing and Lightweight Parallel CNN (LPCNN).

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Satellite Image Classification using Convolutional Neural Network with Huber Loss Function for Land Cover Mapping in Forest Ecosystem — Gummagatta Yajaman Vybhavi, Sridhar Sundaram, et al. · (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS