Prior-Information-Based Remote Sensing Image Compression with Bayesian Dictionary Learning

Tao, Xiaoming; Li, Shaoyang; Zhang, Zizhuo; Liu, Xijia; Wang, Juan; Lu, Jianhua

doi:10.1109/vtcspring.2017.8108417

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“…Liu et al [9] proposed to use a collection of historical remote sensing images as prior knowledge and introduce image feature extraction and registration to compress images. Tao et al [10] further combined the same prior knowledge and Bayesian dictionary learning to compress remote sensing images.…”

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Learned Representation of Satellite Image Series for Data Compression

Liao

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Remote Sensing

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Real-time transmission of satellite video data is one of the fundamentals in the applications of video satellite. Making use of the historical information to eliminate the long-term background redundancy (LBR) is considered to be a crucial way to bridge the gap between the compressed data rate and the bandwidth between the satellite and the Earth. The main challenge lies in how to deal with the variant image pixel values caused by the change of shooting conditions while keeping the structure of the same landscape unchanged. In this paper, we propose a representation learning based method to model the complex evolution of the landscape appearance under different conditions by making use of the historical image series. Under this representation model, the image is disentangled into the content part and the style part. The former represents the consistent landscape structure, while the latter represents the conditional parameters of the environment. To utilize the knowledge learned from the historical image series, we generate synthetic reference frames for the compression of video frames through image translation by the representation model. The synthetic reference frames can highly boost the compression efficiency by changing the original intra-frame prediction to inter-frame prediction for the intra-coded picture (I frame). Experimental results show that the proposed representation learning-based compression method can save an average of 44.22% bits over HEVC, which is significantly higher than that using references generated under the same conditions. Bitrate savings reached 18.07% when applied to satellite video data with arbitrarily collected reference images.

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