英文摘要 |
Taiwan is subject to severe natural hazards like earthquakes and typhoons, which often cause landslidesin mountainous area, destroying crops and properties or even lives. Monitoring the occurrence of landslides using remote sensing imagery is an annual task for government institutions. However, the task had been extremely labor-intensive and time consuming. In order to solve the problem, this study proposes a deep learning technique for automatic landslide classification from satellite imagery in order to get more accurate and robust classification results. The classification model is based on the U-Net convolutional neural network. The model takes pairs of satellite imagery and ground truth label as the input and produces predicted classified labels as the output. The model is trained on pairs of FORMOSAT-2 imagery and ground truth labels. The ground truth is classified into 5 classes: vegetation, riverbed, landslides, water and miscellaneous. To best separate landslides from other unclear land cover like riverbed and farmlands, slope degree is added to satellite imagery to distinguish and recognize information for classification. The study’s results produce a robust classification model that is able to distinguish landslides from the satellite imagery with an automatic workflow. We expect that the model will be useful for landslides monitoring and inventory mapping, which are elementary tasks for hazard mitigation and susceptibility mapping. |