2020
DOI: 10.1007/s12517-020-06104-0
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Recognition method for high-resolution remote-sensing imageries of ionic rare earth mining based on object-oriented technology

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“…Figure 8 shows the structure of BNVTELM. After adding BN, the net output h 1 of the first layer network is calculated according to Equation (14).…”
Section: Mssa-bnvtelmmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Figure 8 shows the structure of BNVTELM. After adding BN, the net output h 1 of the first layer network is calculated according to Equation (14).…”
Section: Mssa-bnvtelmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ali et al [13] monitored coal mining operations and assessed soil reclamation based on remote sensing information. Li et al [14] accurately monitored rare earth mining in rare earth mining areas based on high-resolution remote sensing images. Xie et al [15] used reflectance spectroscopy and Landsat-8 data to detect the grade of copper mines.…”
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“…At present, object-oriented technology has been widely used in various spatial planning fields. Li et al proposed an object-oriented recognition method for monitoring ion-type rare earth mining using high spatial resolution remote sensing images [22]. Yang and Wan used GF-1 WFV sea surface oil spill images as data sources, and used four classic supervised classification algorithms to extract sea surface oil spill information [23].…”
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“…Object-oriented classification method. The object-oriented classification method has outstanding advantages in the application of high-resolution remote sensing images [62]. It not only makes full use of the spectral characteristics of the ground objects, but also considers their shape, texture and structure, so as to form a number of non-overlapping non-empty sub regions after segmentation to reduce "salt-andpepper noise" [63].…”
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