Optimising Process Automation of Geospatial Data Pipelines by Artificial Intelligence

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author Lemenkova, Polina
author_facet Lemenkova, Polina
contents <p>This study aims at using advanced GeoAI tools for monitoring landscapes in Italy using machine learning (ML) methods for remote sensing (RS) data processing. Changes in land cover types were identified using AI-processed satellite images. The methodology is based on the four ML algorithms of Python library Scikit-Learn embedded in the GRASS GIS: SupportVectorMachine (SVM), Decision Tree Classifier (DTC), RandomForest (RF) and Multilayer Perceptron Classifier (MLPC) of Artificial Neural Network (ANN). The multispectral satellite Landsat imagery was processed and analysed for changes in categories. The workflow of image processing includes classification for automatic detection of land categories. The presented maps demonstrated spatio-temporal vegetation dynamics and changes in land cover types detected using times series of the RS data. The topology of patches was detected by ML considering differences among spectral reflectance of pixels. ML algorithms recognised. Streamlined workflow through integration of RS and ML algorithms for model training, prediction and classification in GRASS GIS environment. This study has shown the advantages of AI methods for automation of RS data processing.</p>
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spellingShingle Optimising Process Automation of Geospatial Data Pipelines by Artificial Intelligence
Lemenkova, Polina
Geography
Geography
Physical geography
Geography/classification
Remote sensing
Remote sensing
Remote Sensing Technology
Remote Sensing Technology/methods
Satellite image
Satellite Imagery
Data analysis
Data Analysis
Machine learning
Machine Learning
Supervised Machine Learning
Machine Learning/classification
<p>This study aims at using advanced GeoAI tools for monitoring landscapes in Italy using machine learning (ML) methods for remote sensing (RS) data processing. Changes in land cover types were identified using AI-processed satellite images. The methodology is based on the four ML algorithms of Python library Scikit-Learn embedded in the GRASS GIS: SupportVectorMachine (SVM), Decision Tree Classifier (DTC), RandomForest (RF) and Multilayer Perceptron Classifier (MLPC) of Artificial Neural Network (ANN). The multispectral satellite Landsat imagery was processed and analysed for changes in categories. The workflow of image processing includes classification for automatic detection of land categories. The presented maps demonstrated spatio-temporal vegetation dynamics and changes in land cover types detected using times series of the RS data. The topology of patches was detected by ML considering differences among spectral reflectance of pixels. ML algorithms recognised. Streamlined workflow through integration of RS and ML algorithms for model training, prediction and classification in GRASS GIS environment. This study has shown the advantages of AI methods for automation of RS data processing.</p>
title Optimising Process Automation of Geospatial Data Pipelines by Artificial Intelligence
topic Geography
Geography
Physical geography
Geography/classification
Remote sensing
Remote sensing
Remote Sensing Technology
Remote Sensing Technology/methods
Satellite image
Satellite Imagery
Data analysis
Data Analysis
Machine learning
Machine Learning
Supervised Machine Learning
Machine Learning/classification
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18058578