Multi-spectral False Color Shadow Detection

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2011-10-07

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Teke, Mustafa
Baseski, Emre
Ok, Ali Ozgun
Yuksel, Baris
Senaras, Caglar

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With the availability of high-resolution commercial satellite images, automated analysis and object extraction became even a more important topic in remote sensing. As shadows cover a significant portion of an image, they play an important role on automated analysis. While they degrade performance of applications such as image registration, shadow is an important cue for information such as man-made structures. In this article, a shadow detection algorithm that makes use of near-infrared information in combination with RGB bands is introduced. The algorithm is applied on an application for automated building detection.

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Shadow detection, Building detection, Near-infrared, False color

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/67916

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M. Teke, E. Baseski, A. O. Ok, B. Yuksel, and C. Senaras, “Multi-spectral False Color Shadow Detection,” 2011, vol. 6952, p. 109, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/67916.