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REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES    2009, Vol. 21 Issue (3) : 74-77     DOI: 10.6046/gtzyyg.2009.03.15
Technology Application |
RESEARCHES ON HJ-1 SATELLITE IMAGE QUALITY
AND LAND USE CLASSIFICATION PRECISION
YI Ling, WANG Xiao, LIU Bin
Institute of Remote Sensing Applications,Chinese Academy of Sciences,
Beijing 100101,China
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Abstract  

 In order to understand the HJ-1 satellite image application potential in the land use field,the authors studied image quality through analyzing visual quality,spectral characteristics,noise features and geometry correction precision. The image land use classification precision was investigated through selecting characteristic variables,optimizing training samples,establishing classification templates and constructing Maximum Likelihood, Minimum Distance and Mahalanobis Distance so as to make land use classification and evaluate the classification precision.The results show that the HJ-1 satellite image quality is satisfactory and the land use classification precision is high. The image can become the main data source for remote sensing data renewal in land use research.

Keywords Dynamic      Monitoring      System      Soil erosion      RS      GIS     
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Issue Date: 04 September 2009
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YI Ling, WANG Xiao, LIU Bin. RESEARCHES ON HJ-1 SATELLITE IMAGE QUALITY
AND LAND USE CLASSIFICATION PRECISION[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2009, 21(3): 74-77.
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https://www.gtzyyg.com/EN/10.6046/gtzyyg.2009.03.15     OR     https://www.gtzyyg.com/EN/Y2009/V21/I3/74
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