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基于稀疏注释的卫星观测生境分类

Habitat classification from satellite observations with sparse annotations

Finnish Environment Institute(芬兰环境研究所);Metsähallitus, National Parks(芬兰林业管理局国家公园)

Mikko Impiö, Pekka Härmä, Anna Tammilehto, Saku Anttila, Jenni Raitoharju

摘要:

与实地调查相比,遥感使大面积监测更容易,特别是如果遥感数据可以自动分析,则有利于生境保护。监测的一个重要方面是对监测地区的生境类型进行分类和绘图。自动分类是一项困难的任务,因为类具有细粒度的差异,并且它们的分布是长尾和不平衡的。通常,用于自动土地覆盖分类的训练数据依赖于完全注释的分割图,从遥感图像注释到相当高级别的分类,即,类,如森林,农田,或城市地区。自动生境分类的一个挑战是,可靠的数据注释需要实地调查。因此,完整的分割图的产生是昂贵的,并且训练数据通常是稀疏的、点状的,并且限于步行可到达的区域。需要更有效地利用这些有限数据的方法。我们解决这些问题,提出了一种栖息地分类和映射的方法,并应用这种方法将整个芬兰北部拉普兰地区的Natura2000类。该方法的特点是使用细粒度的,稀疏的,单像素的注释从现场收集,结合大量的未注释的数据,以产生分割图。比较了有监督、无监督和半监督方法,并展示了从更大的域外数据集进行迁移学习的好处。我们提出了一个\ac{CNN}偏向于中心像素分类集成的随机森林分类器,产生更高的质量分类比模型本身单独。我们表明,裁剪增强,测试时增强和半监督学习可以帮助分类,甚至进一步。

英文摘要:

Remote sensing benefits habitat conservation by making monitoring of large areas easier compared to field surveying especially if the remote sensed data can be automatically analyzed. An important aspect of monitoring is classifying and mapping habitat types present in the monitored area. Automatic classification is a difficult task, as classes have fine-grained differences and their distributions are long-tailed and unbalanced. Usually training data used for automatic land cover classification relies on fully annotated segmentation maps, annotated from remote sensed imagery to a fairly high-level taxonomy, i.e., classes such as forest, farmland, or urban area. A challenge with automatic habitat classification is that reliable data annotation requires field-surveys. Therefore, full segmentation maps are expensive to produce, and training data is often sparse, point-like, and limited to areas accessible by foot. Methods for utilizing these limited data more efficiently are needed. We address these problems by proposing a method for habitat classification and mapping, and apply this method to classify the entire northern Finnish Lapland area into Natura2000 classes. The method is characterized by using finely-grained, sparse, single-pixel annotations collected from the field, combined with large amounts of unannotated data to produce segmentation maps. Supervised, unsupervised and semi-supervised methods are compared, and the benefits of transfer learning from a larger out-of-domain dataset are demonstrated. We propose a \ac{CNN} biased towards center pixel classification ensembled with a random forest classifier, that produces higher quality classifications than the models themselves alone. We show that cropping augmentations, test-time augmentation and semi-supervised learning can help classification even further.

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