Building Detection from Satellite Aerial Images Using Morphological Operations

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Abstract

The satellite image is a picture taken from a satellite in the form of a photograph of the earth and other planet. Building detection from satellite image is an important research work to study changes in a particular region of the city. Identifying the structure of the different shape of the rooftop in rustic regions are difficult to process and scientists deal with various technologies for detecting or segmenting buildings. In this research article, we described a model, which segments building images from high-resolution satellite images by image processing and object segmentation algorithm. The visual highlights incorporate shading, surface, smallness, differentiate, and the nearness of the rooftop corner and intelligent activity are the outcome. With the assistance of this model, we are getting a careful consequence of 7% of all structures bigger than 70 could be identified and 85% of every single distinguished structure bigger than 70 were right in the two cases. Structures littler than 30 are not identified.

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Paul, G., Chandran, S., & Hormese, J. (2020). Building Detection from Satellite Aerial Images Using Morphological Operations. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 1240 CCIS, pp. 375–383). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6315-7_31

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