Affiliation:
1. Aviation University of Air Force
2. Chinese Academy of Sciences
3. Changchun University of Science and Technology
Abstract
Linear target is the most widely used in remote sensing image. Effective extraction of the linear target can make us reduce a lot of practical work, thus greatly improve the target extraction and identification of timeliness. According to this situation, in the process of building a recognition system, the recognition efficiency can be realized by joining human recognize and identify, combining with the intelligence of computer processing and powerful place. So in this paper, the method based on edge detection and Hough transform algorithm is exploded. Line Extraction and Target Recognition System is developed. The system is realized under Windows operating system. The tool is Visual C++ 6.0 software. The platform is MFC functions. The system is written in C++ language. The characteristics of the system are the strong pertinence and the simple operation. When the system is applied safely, the results are definite and clear.
Publisher
Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.
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