Research on Object Detection in Near-Infrared Remote Sensing Images Based on Feature Transfer

Although visible light images are relatively easy to obtain, they are easily affected by weather and other environmental factors. Because of its high recognition capability of temperature changes, infrared remote sensing is more useful for target detection. However, the number of existing infrared r...

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Main Authors: Song, Yiyun, Luo, Xin, Chen, Yanyang, Adugna, Tesfaye, Wei, Xufeng
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Environmental factors
Feature extraction
Infrared Remote Sensing
Multi-Spectral
Object detection
Target Detection
Target recognition
Temperature
Temperature sensors
Training data
Transfer Learning
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Summary:Although visible light images are relatively easy to obtain, they are easily affected by weather and other environmental factors. Because of its high recognition capability of temperature changes, infrared remote sensing is more useful for target detection. However, the number of existing infrared remote-sensing image datasets is small, and the lack of training data will lead to a decline in accuracy. To solve this problem, this work proposes a detection method of ground objects based on feature transfer in infrared remote sensing images. A residual structure is used to solve the problem of network degradation, and a gradient inversion layer module is used to reduce the difference between domains, so as to realize feature transfer of feature maps in different levels and scales and fully consider the feature differences between global and local information. The experimental results indicate that the proposed network presents good performances on a famous challenging dataset.
ISSN:2153-7003
DOI:10.1109/IGARSS53475.2024.10641804