Keiller Nogueira, C. César, P. H. T. Gama, Gabriel L. S. Machado, J. A. D. Santos
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Abstract
The identification of bridges in major infrastructure works is crucial to provide information about the status of these constructions and support possible decision-making processes. Typically, this identification is performed by human agents that must detect the bridges into large-scale datasets, analyzing image by image, a time-consuming task. In this paper, we propose a novel tool to perform bridge detection and identification in large-scale remote sensing datasets. This tool implements a deep learning-based algorithm, the Faster R-CNN (Regions with CNN features), a technique that is the current state-of-the-art for many object detection and identification applications. Since deep training usually requires a lot of data, we also created a bridge image dataset, composed of remote sensing images from around the globe. The proposed tool was encapsulated into an ArcGIS plugin in order to facilitate its use by non-programmer users.