Author:
Cai Yiming,Ding Yalin,Zhang Hongwen,Xiu Jihong,Liu Zhiming
Abstract
To improve the accuracy of the geographic positioning of a single aerial remote sensing image, the height information of a building in the image must be considered. Oblique remote sensing images are essentially two-dimensional images and produce a large positioning error if a traditional positioning algorithm is used to locate the building directly. To address this problem, this study uses a convolutional neural network to automatically detect the location of buildings in remote sensing images. Moreover, it optimizes an automatic building recognition algorithm for oblique aerial remote sensing images based on You Only Look Once V4 (YOLO V4). This study also proposes a positioning algorithm for the building target, which uses the imaging angle to estimate the height of a building, and combines the spatial coordinate transformation matrix to calculate high-accuracy geo-location of target buildings. Simulation analysis shows that the traditional positioning algorithm inevitably leads to large errors in the positioning of building targets. When the target height is 50 m and the imaging angle is 70°, the positioning error is 114.89 m. Flight tests show that the algorithm established in this study can improve the positioning accuracy of building targets by approximately 20%–50% depending on the difference in target height.
Funder
Major State Basic Research Development Program of China
National Major Science and Technology Projects of China
Subject
General Earth and Planetary Sciences
Cited by
14 articles.
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