Historical Cumulative Change Detection in Land Cover Using Time Series PolSAR Data Based on a Difference Matrix
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Abstract
For historical cumulative change detection in land cover, with the goal of addressing the inefficiencies associated with multiple paired change detections, as well as mitigating issues like false alarms and missed detections arising from the underutilization of polarization and spatial context information in previous methods, this paper introduces a time series PolSAR change detection method, which integrates the maximum eigenvalue of a difference matrix and MRF-based image segmentation using a limited amount of supervised information. The proposed method was validated using a time series dataset comprising four GF-3 PolSAR images acquired at different time points covering Wuhan City, Hubei Province, China. The experimental results indicate that the method achieves optimal performance, with Recall at 77.21, F1-score at 82.64, IOU at 70.41, and Kappa at 76.76, outperforming prior methods.
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