Methodology for classifying objects in high resolution optical images, using deep learning techniques
- Lucas Herrera,
- Wilver Auccahuasi(corresponding author),
- Antenor Leva,
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- Edward Flores,
- Michael Flores
- Universidad Continental, Huancayo,
- Universidad Privada del Norte,
- Universidad Tecnológica del Perú,
- Universidad Nacional Federico Villarreal,
- Universidad Nacional del Callao,
- Universidad César Vallejo
Publication Information
Output type
Original language
EnglishArticle number
020016Publication milestones
- Published - 04/04/2023
Publication status
Publisher
American Institute of Physics Inc.Publication series
- Publication series name: AIP Conference Proceedings
ISSN (Print): 0094-243X
ISSN (Electronic): 1551-7616
Volume: 2725
ISBN (Electronic)
9780735444072Publication IDs
- Scopus: 85152792339
Host publication title
2nd International Conference on Circuits, Signals, Systems and Securities, ICCSSS 2022Host publication editors
- R. Harikumar
- C. Ganesh Babu
- C. Poongodi
Abstract
The classification of objects that are present in the images or in the videos, is being developed progressively obtaining good results thanks to the use of Convolutional Networks, in this work we also use the convolutional networks for detection of objects that are present in high resolution satellite images, tests were carried out on ships that are on the high seas and in the ports, this classification is useful for monitoring the coasts, as well as for analysing the dynamics of the ships can be applied in the search of ships, to cover this task of classifying ships in the spectral images, the use of high resolution satellite images of coastal areas and with a large number of ships is used, in order to build a set of images, containing images of the ships, in order to be used for training setting and testing of the convolutional network, a very particular configuration of the convolutional network caused by the particularity of high resolution satellite images is presented, the methodology developed indicating the procedures performed is also presented, a set of images containing 300 was built images of ships that are in the sea or are anchored in the ports, the results obtained in the classification using the convolutional networks are acceptable to be able to be used in different applications.
