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Satellite image segmentation using UNet++ with Vgg19 deep learning model

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  • Yaragorla Raju
  • M. Narayana

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Satellite image segmentation is an essential step in many applications, including urban planning, disaster response and environmental monitoring. The problem though is that existing methods suffer from high failure rates because of the intrinsic complexity and variation found in satellite images. This research uses deep learning UNet++ and Vgg19 models to construct advanced satellite image segmentation method as we propose a brand-new approach of our own. In this study, the effective segmentation method combines the powerful feature extraction capability of Vgg19 model which is improved version based on Unet++ approach and data route aggregation module are adopted to provide complex detail in satellite images and contextual information. Implementing deep network models using known architectures will help increase accuracy and efficiency in situations where training datasets can be limited. Apparently, the approach was tested and bench-marked over a set of datasets for several visual contexts confirmed by extensive testing which resulted in an increased precision, recall along with F1 scores.

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  • Yaragorla Raju & M. Narayana, 2024. "Satellite image segmentation using UNet++ with Vgg19 deep learning model," Edelweiss Applied Science and Technology, Learning Gate, vol. 8(6), pages 5707-5722.
  • Handle: RePEc:ajp:edwast:v:8:y:2024:i:6:p:5707-5722:id:3242
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