| 英文摘要 |
This study focuses on leveraging deep learning techniques to propose a method for directly detecting building boundary pixels from aerial true orthoimages, and further evaluates the geometric accuracy of the post-processing results. The training dataset is derived from the Xinyi District of Taipei City, while the test area is set in Ludao Township, Taitung County, a region with distinct differences in building types, density, and distribution from Xinyi District of Taipei City. For the ResUnet34 deep learning model was trained using data from Taipei City, incorporating both RGB bands from true orthoimages and filtered DHM (Digital Height Model) data as multi-channel inputs to integrate spectral and height information for improved boundary detection. Transfer learning experiments conducted on Ludao Township. The detected boundary pixels were psot-processed through skeletonization, and the geometric accuracy was assessed. Overall, the proposed method with suitbale building boundary label data, followed by post-processing steps, demonstrates the preliminary feasibility of automated building boundary extraction. However, further improvements are needed to enhance the continuity and completeness of detected boundaries. |