Remote Sensing Image
Remote sensing image analysis focuses on extracting meaningful information from images captured by satellites and aerial platforms, primarily for Earth observation applications. Current research emphasizes improving the accuracy and efficiency of various tasks, including semantic segmentation, object detection (especially oriented objects), and change detection, often leveraging deep learning models like transformers and UNets, along with innovative techniques such as prompt learning and multimodal fusion. These advancements are crucial for a wide range of applications, from precision agriculture and urban planning to environmental monitoring and disaster response, enabling more accurate and timely insights from remotely sensed data.
Papers
Pattern Integration and Enhancement Vision Transformer for Self-Supervised Learning in Remote Sensing
Kaixuan Lu, Ruiqian Zhang, Xiao Huang, Yuxing Xie, Xiaogang Ning, Hanchao Zhang, Mengke Yuan, Pan Zhang, Tao Wang, Tongkui Liao
Aquila: A Hierarchically Aligned Visual-Language Model for Enhanced Remote Sensing Image Comprehension
Kaixuan Lu, Ruiqian Zhang, Xiao Huang, Yuxing Xie
OpenSatMap: A Fine-grained High-resolution Satellite Dataset for Large-scale Map Construction
Hongbo Zhao, Lue Fan, Yuntao Chen, Haochen Wang, yuran Yang, Xiaojuan Jin, Yixin Zhang, Gaofeng Meng, Zhaoxiang Zhang
Latent Diffusion, Implicit Amplification: Efficient Continuous-Scale Super-Resolution for Remote Sensing Images
Hanlin Wu, Jiangwei Mo, Xiaohui Sun, Jie Ma