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Grouping salient scatterers in InSAR data for recognition of industrial buildings

Michaelsen, E. / Soergel, U. / Stilla, U.

InSAR data are used to recognise large industrial building complexes. Such buildings often show salient regular patterns of strong scatterers on their roofs. A previous segmentation which uses the intensity, height and coherence information extracts building cues. Strong scatterers are filtered by a spot detector and localised by a cluster formation. Strong scatterers are grouped in rows by a process that uses the contours of the building cues as context. Stich buildings are labelled as industrial buildings and serve as seeds to assemble adjacent buildings into complex structured building aggregates. The structure of the grouping process is depicted by a production net.

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Grouping salient scatterers in InSAR data for recognition of industrial buildings

Michaelsen, E. / Soergel, U. / Stilla, U.

InSAR data are used to recognise large industrial building complexes. Such buildings often show salient regular patterns of strong scatterers on their roofs. A previous segmentation which uses the intensity, height and coherence information extracts building cues. Strong scatterers are filtered by a spot detector and localised by a cluster formation. Strong scatterers are grouped in rows by a process that uses the contours of the building cues as context. Stich buildings are labelled as industrial buildings and serve as seeds to assemble adjacent buildings into complex structured building aggregates. The structure of the grouping process is depicted by a production net.

Grouping salient scatterers in InSAR data for recognition of industrial buildings

Michaelsen, E. / Soergel, U. / Stilla, U.

InSAR data are used to recognise large industrial building complexes. Such buildings often show salient regular patterns of strong scatterers on their roofs. A previous segmentation which uses the intensity, height and coherence information extracts building cues. Strong scatterers are filtered by a spot detector and localised by a cluster formation. Strong scatterers are grouped in rows by a process that uses the contours of the building cues as context. Stich buildings are labelled as industrial buildings and serve as seeds to assemble adjacent buildings into complex structured building aggregates. The structure of the grouping process is depicted by a production net.

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Title:

Grouping salient scatterers in InSAR data for recognition of industrial buildings

Contributors:

Michaelsen, E. (author) / Soergel, U. (author) / Stilla, U. (author)

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Publication date:

2002

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4 pages

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1109/ICPR.2002.1048377

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Conference paper

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Electronic Resource

Language:

English

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