Processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection

The increasing demand for remote sensing, along with the advancement of technology, has led to the development of robust, sensible, and user-friendly products that can utilise remotely captured images. Remote sensing in agriculture has gained a lot of interest recently, especially in plantation m...

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Main Authors: Mohd Ibrahim, Azhar, Asming, Muhammad Anwar Azizan, Abir, Intiaz Mohammad
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spelling my.iium.irep.976962022-04-22T07:52:37Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/97696/ Processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection Mohd Ibrahim, Azhar Asming, Muhammad Anwar Azizan Abir, Intiaz Mohammad T Technology (General) The increasing demand for remote sensing, along with the advancement of technology, has led to the development of robust, sensible, and user-friendly products that can utilise remotely captured images. Remote sensing in agriculture has gained a lot of interest recently, especially in plantation management. This technology is useful for controlling and monitoring various aspects of the plantations. One of the capabilities of remote sensing is the detection of oil palm plantations. Therefore, this paper attempts to determine the best methods for image classification, especially for land cover classification of oil palm plantations. It first focuses on the correction algorithm needed to estimate the true surface reflectance value of the satellite image data before the image is filtered to reduce any noise. The process includes the analysis of both supervised and unsupervised modules in terms of their contrast visual and reflectance spectral curve to find the best method of extracting the images’ features. In distinguishing oil palm trees, optimisation of the pre-processing of the images enables the extraction of useful information based on its spectral signature, before they are utilised as an input for the soft computing method. The results show that Artificial Neural Network (ANN) performed the best image classification with the highest overall accuracy and kappa coefficient compared to other supervised classifications. The parameters for ANN were later adjusted to identify the best ANN classification, resulting in an overall accuracy of 98.2857% and 0.9792 of kappa coefficient, and manages to effectively detect oil palm trees from the background. Elsevier 2022-04-08 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/97696/7/97696_Processing%20and%20classification%20of%20landsat_SCOPUS.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/97696/13/97696_Processing%20and%20classification%20of%20landsat.pdf Mohd Ibrahim, Azhar and Asming, Muhammad Anwar Azizan and Abir, Intiaz Mohammad (2022) Processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection. Remote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment, 26. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S2352938522000556 10.1016/j.rsase.2022.100747
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Mohd Ibrahim, Azhar
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Abir, Intiaz Mohammad
Processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection
description The increasing demand for remote sensing, along with the advancement of technology, has led to the development of robust, sensible, and user-friendly products that can utilise remotely captured images. Remote sensing in agriculture has gained a lot of interest recently, especially in plantation management. This technology is useful for controlling and monitoring various aspects of the plantations. One of the capabilities of remote sensing is the detection of oil palm plantations. Therefore, this paper attempts to determine the best methods for image classification, especially for land cover classification of oil palm plantations. It first focuses on the correction algorithm needed to estimate the true surface reflectance value of the satellite image data before the image is filtered to reduce any noise. The process includes the analysis of both supervised and unsupervised modules in terms of their contrast visual and reflectance spectral curve to find the best method of extracting the images’ features. In distinguishing oil palm trees, optimisation of the pre-processing of the images enables the extraction of useful information based on its spectral signature, before they are utilised as an input for the soft computing method. The results show that Artificial Neural Network (ANN) performed the best image classification with the highest overall accuracy and kappa coefficient compared to other supervised classifications. The parameters for ANN were later adjusted to identify the best ANN classification, resulting in an overall accuracy of 98.2857% and 0.9792 of kappa coefficient, and manages to effectively detect oil palm trees from the background.
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author Mohd Ibrahim, Azhar
Asming, Muhammad Anwar Azizan
Abir, Intiaz Mohammad
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title Processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection
title_short Processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection
title_full Processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection
title_fullStr Processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection
title_full_unstemmed Processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection
title_sort processing and classification of landsat and sentinel images for oil palm plantation detection
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