Spatial Decision Support Systems
Journal Title: Memoirs of the Scientific Sections - Year 2015, Vol 0, Issue
Abstract
The satellite image processing is an important tool for decision making in domains like agriculture, forestry, hydrology, for normal activity tracking but also in special situations caused by natural disasters. In this paper it is proposed a method for forestry surface evaluation in terms of occupied surface and also as number of trees. The segmentation method is based on watershed transform which offers good performances in case the objects to detect have connected borders. The method is applied for automatic multi-temporal analysis of forestry areas and represents a useful instrument for decision makers.
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Silviu-Ioan Bejinariu
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