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Estimation of Shade Tree Density in Tea Garden using Remote Sensing Images and Deep Convolutional Neural Network
ABSTRACT A specific amount of shade tree density is essential for quality tea production. Here, deep convolutional neural network (DCNN) based architectures are used for detecting and measuring the canopy area of shade trees in high-resolution remote sensing (RS) images covering tea gardens with precision, recall, F1 score and Intersection-over-Union value of 98.9%, 85.1%, 91.36 and 0.96 respectively. Subsequently, shade tree density is estimated with average error of 0.03. In the present paper a fully automated DCNN-based process is established which not only detects shade trees in RS imagery, but also estimates their canopy density for assisting tea garden management.
期刊介绍:
The Journal of Spatial Science publishes papers broadly across the spatial sciences including such areas as cartography, geodesy, geographic information science, hydrography, digital image analysis and photogrammetry, remote sensing, surveying and related areas. Two types of papers are published by he journal: Research Papers and Professional Papers.
Research Papers (including reviews) are peer-reviewed and must meet a minimum standard of making a contribution to the knowledge base of an area of the spatial sciences. This can be achieved through the empirical or theoretical contribution to knowledge that produces significant new outcomes.
It is anticipated that Professional Papers will be written by industry practitioners. Professional Papers describe innovative aspects of professional practise and applications that advance the development of the spatial industry.