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Pages : 141-155    基於幾何特徵以UNet分類空載光達地面點
論文名稱 基於幾何特徵以UNet分類空載光達地面點
Title Using UNet with Geometric Features to Classify Airborne Laser Scanning Ground Points
作者 林緯程、王驥魁、林昭宏、勞宏斌、許育維、王敏雄、湯凱佩
Author Wei-Cheng Lin, Chi-Kuei Wang, Chao-Hung Lin, Hong-Ping Lo, Yu-Wei Hsu, Ming-Hsiung Wang, Kai-Pei Tang
中文摘要 空載光達為我國建立數值高程模型 (Digital Elevation Model, DEM) 之資料來源,然既有點雲分類演算法能力有限,使各廠商需投入大量人力編修點雲分類成果,以維持 DEM 品質。為加速地面點分類,本研究建立了一套基於幾何特徵的空載光達地面點人工智慧 (Artificial Intelligence, AI) 分類模式,光達點雲之幾何特徵資訊經投影至影像網格,以建立特徵影像,訓練 UNet 架構之神經網路。最後透過反投影機制,回饋影像分類成果至點雲,達成點雲分類。以城市區、農田區、森林區三個測試圖幅為例,使用 AI 分類之地面點產生之 DEM 與測繪廠商經檢核後之 DEM,二者之高程差,分別有 85.5%、94.6%、74.3%圖幅面積在空載光達觀測精度範圍 ± 20 cm 內。本研究亦建議 AI 模型輸出之信心值,依地表環境設定不同地面點分類門檻值,提升人機協作效率。
Abstract Airborne Laser Scanning (ALS) can efficiently acquire large-scale point cloud data with high accuracy, which has become the major data source for Taiwan Digital Elevation Model (DEM). When generating ALS DEM, a significant amount of manual editing is needed to ensure the ground point classification, which are later used for DEM interpolation. In order to alleviate the manual burden, this research proposed an artificial intelligence (AI) ground classification workflow based on the geometric features from the ALS data. The geometric features are calculated and orthogonally projected to compose a “feature image”, which was further used as the training data for UNet. Then, by back-projecting the image classification results, the ground point within the ALS data can be classified. Three example datasets, including city, county, and forest scenes, were examined. The results showed that, in terms of areal percentage, 85.5%, 94.6%, and 74.3% of the AI-derived DEM are within ± 20 cm of the QC-inspected DEM for city, county, and forest scene, respectively. We further suggested that the confidence value output from the AI classifier can be used as an adaptive parameter to facilitate manually point cloud editing. Different threshold can be devised for different scene.
關鍵字 空載光達、點雲分類、影像分類、人工智慧
Keywords Airborne Laser Scanning, Point Cloud Classification, Image Classification, Artificial Intelligence
Pages : 157-175    森林崩塌復育及影響因子分析
論文名稱 森林崩塌復育及影響因子分析
Title Analysis of Forest Restoration after Landslide and the Influencing Factors
作者 林國聖、宋承恩、王素芬
Author Guo-Sheng Lin, Cheng-En Song, Su-Fen Wang
中文摘要 多時序光學遙測影像已廣泛運用在植生恢復監測研究中,各類植生指標也經常被應用於評估複雜的復育過程。本研究利用Landsat衛星影像觀測神木村集水區2009年莫拉克風災崩塌後的植生恢復,比較不同崩塌規模與邊坡位置的復育差異,並分析影響復育的重要因子。研究結果顯示,常態化差異植生指標的復育趨勢較常態化燃燒比快。對比災前植生狀況,大型崩塌地復育速率明顯低於中小型崩塌,而崩塌上、中、下段位置的植生恢復具有相似的趨勢。在復育影響因子方面,經迴歸分析顯示,殘留植被對於長期的恢復最具有影響力,干擾前植生量與種源距離也是重要因素,地形特性對於植被定殖再生提供間接影響。
Abstract Multi-temporal optical satellite imagery is widely used in vegetation restoration monitoring research, and various vegetation indices are used to evaluate complex restoration processes. In this study, Landsat imagery was used to observe the vegetation recovery after the landslide of the typhoon Morakot in the Shenmu Village watershed area in 2009. Meanwhile, the differences in restoration of different landslide scales and slope locations, and the important factors affecting restoration were analyzed. The result shows that the recovery trend of Normalized Differential Vegetation Index is faster than Normalized Burn Ratio. The recovery rate of large-scale landslides is significantly lower than that of small and medium-sized landslides, while the vegetation restoration at the top, middle and lower part of the landslides have similar trends. Regression analysis shows that residual vegetation is the most important factor that affect the long-term restoration, and the vegetation before disturbance and the distance to the forest are also important factors; topographic characteristics provide indirect effects on vegetation colonization and restoration.
關鍵字 植生指標、植被復育、崩塌地規模、崩塌地位置、地形參數
Keywords Vegetation index, Vegetation restoration, Landslide scale, Landslide location, Terrain parameters
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