A Survey of Semantic Construction and Application of Satellite Remote Sensing Images and Data

A Survey of Semantic Construction and Application of Satellite Remote Sensing Images and Data

Hui Lu, Qi Liu, Xiaodong Liu, Yonghong Zhang
Copyright: © 2021 |Pages: 20
DOI: 10.4018/JOEUC.20211101.oa6
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Abstract

With the rapid development of satellite technology, remote sensing data has entered the era of big data, and the intelligent processing of remote sensing image has been paid more and more attention. Through the semantic research of remote sensing data, the processing ability of remote sensing data is greatly improved. This paper aims to introduce and analyze the research and application progress of remote sensing image satellite data processing from the perspective of semantic. Firstly, it introduces the characteristics and semantic knowledge of remote sensing big data; Secondly, the semantic concept, semantic construction and application fields are introduced in detail; then, for remote sensing big data, the technical progress in the study field of semantic construction is analyzed from four aspects: semantic description and understanding, semantic segmentation, semantic classification and semantic search, focusing on deep learning technology; Finally, the problems and challenges in the four aspects are discussed in detail, in order to find more directions to explore.
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More and more countries have launched a series of remote sensing satellites, and satellite remote sensing technology has developed rapidly. These satellites include land satellites, meteorological satellites, synthetic aperture radar, etc., covering infrared, visible and multispectral bands. Through the long-term continuous Earth Observation of satellites in different return visit periods, a large number of remote sensing earth observation data with multi spectral, multi temporal, multi spatial and multi type resolution have been accumulated for researchers (J. Zhu et al., 2016). Remote sensing data has the characteristics of huge capacity, fast efficiency, diverse types, rich value and difficult identification. Its characteristics are shown in Figure 1, indicating that remote sensing has entered the era of big data.

Figure 1.

Characteristics of remote sensing big data

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These remote sensing data come from different data sources and have multiple feature dimensions, which respect the changes of land surface information in spatial, temporal and spectral dimensions. For example, the current landsat series of satellite sensors have accumulated a large number of surface observation data through more than 40 years of long-term observation (phiri & morgenroth, 2017). Modis sensors provide global observation data for about 17 years (xiong et al., 2017). In addition, more and more remote sensing satellites provide huge remote sensing satellite data. Table 1 lists the features of satellite data commonly used by current researchers. Under the background of the internet of things (iot) era, information technology is changing with each passing day, especially the big data processing and analysis technology of the internet of things, which has achieved good results in the methods of distributed tensor sequence decomposition, visual feature recognition, data-driven and edge server quantification, which has achieved well results in the methods of distributed tensor sequence decomposition, visual feature recognition, data-driven and edge server quantification and has been well applied to industrial intelligence, gradually realizing industrial intelligence and constantly changing all aspects of industrial manufacturing (ren et al., 2020; x. Wang, yang, song, et al., 2020; x. Wang, yang, wang, ren and deen, 2020; xu et al., 2020). Inevitably, it also promotes the rapid development of remote sensing big data technology. Great changes have taken place in the research and application of semantic construction of remote sensing big data.

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