[PDF] Top 20 Benchmarking the applicability of ontology in geographic object based image analysis

... In Geographic Object-based Image Analysis (GEOBIA), identification of image objects is normally achieved using rule-based classification techniques supported by ... See full document

... Accurate mapping of forest-type is a necessary step for forest inventory estimation, which in turn supports strategic forest management, carbon storage estimation, biological conservation and ecological restoration. ... See full document

... method ontology, this process results in a set of grouped pixels (grixels) or structures strongly related to the mea- surement device properties and its interaction with the physi- cal ...(e.g. image- ... See full document

... of object categories in images is a critical step for many real-world computer vision ...of object recognition system. The codebook model-based approach provides state-of-the-art performances on ... See full document

... extract object features using basic interpretation ...computer-based object detection based on statistical pattern recognition techniques (Hardin and Thomson, ...computer- based ... See full document

... specific geographic application requirements, such as multiple representations for objects and spatial query ...peer ontology concepts to facilitate query ... See full document

... advanced image analysis ...example analysis of microscopic images, industrial inspection, optical characters recognition and document ...the object. For the extraction of features of each ... See full document

... The IR systems rank documents based on estimation of the usefulness of a document for a user query. The technique that has been shown to be effective in improving document ranking is query modification via ... See full document

... present analysis has exposed the state of the vegetation and served as a baseline for future monitoring allowing to further focus on the health ...tree based metrics such as DBH ... See full document

... web image retrieval is achieved. There are some text dependent image retrieval engines are already available for the web such as Yahoo and ...Many image retrieval engines are under ...in image ... See full document

... an object oriented Application Programming Interface (API) that we have implemented to facilitate easy and rapid development of tools and other software resources that require WordNet access and manipulation ... See full document

... is Geographic and Energy-Aware Routing protocol ...recursive geographic forwarding. In high-density networks recursive geographic flooding is more energy efficient than restricted flooding ... See full document

... hierarchy. Thus, it always has EDR words that are not matched with any MMT words. These words are located in the section 3 of the figure 2. The words in the section 1 are more important since they affects the performance ... See full document

... algorithm based on Hadoop-MapReduce model, called MRApriori ...k-phases) based on Hadoop-MapReduce programming model on hadoop platform running on the stand-alone mode and compared the performance of those ... See full document

... Illustrated in Table 2, the network diameter is 5, the length of hash chain n’s value is 20, i is the sequence number, and j is the metric, which is number of hops to destination. Because hi=H(hi¡1), given hi it is easy ... See full document

... performance analysis by implementing numerical analysis approaches for the run-time behavior of agent performance using different mobile agent systems with different agent ... See full document

... estimated based the distance between two nodes given the time difference between arriving of different messages; 3) Angle of Arrival (AOA) where sensors locations are computed based on estimate the angle ... See full document

... A strong cipher should contain both Confusion and diffusion. Claude Shannon, develop this concepts [9]. Confusion and diffusion are two techniques that symmetric ciphers should satisfy to thwart cryptanalysis. In a block ... See full document

... GMT (Generic Mapping Tools) is an open source collection of around 60 tools for manipulating geographic and Cartesian data sets (including filtering, trend fitting, gridding, projecting, etc.) and producing ... See full document

... texture analysis, connected component analysis, object-based image analysis, and supervised clas- sifier using interactive visual analysis ... See full document