Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3109178429> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W3109178429 endingPage "3937" @default.
- W3109178429 startingPage "3937" @default.
- W3109178429 abstract "Estimating the number and size of irrigation center pivot systems (CPS) from remotely sensed data, using artificial intelligence (AI), is a potential information source for assessing agricultural water use. In this study, we identified two technical challenges in the neural-network-based classification: Firstly, an effective reduction of the feature space of the remote sensing data to shorten training times and increase classification accuracy is required. Secondly, the geographical transferability of the AI algorithms is a pressing issue if AI is to replace human mapping efforts one day. Therefore, we trained the semantic image segmentation algorithm U-NET on four spectral channels (U-NET SPECS) and the first three principal components (U-NET principal component analysis (PCA)) of ESA/Copernicus Sentinel-2 images on a study area in Texas, USA, and assessed the geographic transferability of the trained models to two other sites: the Duero basin, in Spain, and South Africa. U-NET SPECS outperformed U-NET PCA at all three study areas, with the highest f1-score at Texas (0.87, U-NET PCA: 0.83), and a value of 0.68 (U-NET PCA: 0.43) in South Africa. At the Duero, both models showed poor classification accuracy (f1-score U-NET PCA: 0.08; U-NET SPECS: 0.16) and segmentation quality, which was particularly evident in the incomplete representation of the center pivot geometries. In South Africa and at the Duero site, a high rate of false positive and false negative was observed, which made the model less useful, especially at the Duero test site. Thus, geographical invariance is not an inherent model property and seems to be mainly driven by the complexity of land-use pattern. We do not consider PCA a suited spectral dimensionality reduction measure in this. However, shorter training times and a more stable training process indicate promising prospects for reducing computational burdens. We therefore conclude that effective dimensionality reduction and geographic transferability are important prospects for further research towards the operational usage of deep learning algorithms, not only regarding the mapping of CPS." @default.
- W3109178429 created "2020-12-07" @default.
- W3109178429 creator A5033273961 @default.
- W3109178429 creator A5046384625 @default.
- W3109178429 creator A5078945723 @default.
- W3109178429 date "2020-12-01" @default.
- W3109178429 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
- W3109178429 title "Semantic Segmentation of Sentinel-2 Imagery for Mapping Irrigation Center Pivots" @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1034159276 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1504181002 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1517854276 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1596631708 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1977205326 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1981822534 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1982627164 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1987817227 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1989431366 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1994832860 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W1995875735 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2000727656 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2002934707 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2005631279 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2006861028 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2007497595 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2016069720 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2017537431 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2018639934 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2019818223 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2020141522 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2024235180 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2034085189 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2038056316 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2050588674 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2051644012 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2056435747 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2057016293 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2057036304 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2058312673 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2071128523 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2073336104 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2084770064 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2098428772 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2112796928 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2113843870 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2133107448 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2134893701 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2136904244 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2138822692 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2144552105 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2157825442 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2170505850 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2280103703 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2294798173 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2329546436 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2330219538 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2339194832 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2395611524 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2559298198 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2577537809 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2662591963 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2781795355 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2782522152 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2888728157 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2891090518 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2891426380 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2960006337 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2963334029 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2963859992 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2971419816 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W2999262977 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W3004825157 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W3005072025 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W3015137929 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W3146994407 @default.
- W3109178429 cites W4241914685 @default.
- W3109178429 doi "https://doi.org/10.3390/rs12233937" @default.
- W3109178429 hasPublicationYear "2020" @default.
- W3109178429 type Work @default.
- W3109178429 sameAs 3109178429 @default.
- W3109178429 citedByCount "7" @default.
- W3109178429 countsByYear W31091784292021 @default.
- W3109178429 countsByYear W31091784292022 @default.
- W3109178429 countsByYear W31091784292023 @default.
- W3109178429 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W3109178429 hasAuthorship W3109178429A5033273961 @default.
- W3109178429 hasAuthorship W3109178429A5046384625 @default.
- W3109178429 hasAuthorship W3109178429A5078945723 @default.
- W3109178429 hasBestOaLocation W31091784291 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C119857082 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C140331021 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C14166107 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C153180895 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C154945302 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C205649164 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C2524010 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C27438332 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C33923547 @default.
- W3109178429 hasConcept C41008148 @default.