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IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2022
Existing automated road extraction approaches concentrate on regional accuracy rather than road shape and connectivity quality. Most of these techniques produce discontinuous outputs caused by obstacles, such as shadows, buildings, and vehicles.
A. Abdollahi, B. Pradhan, A. Alamri
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Existing automated road extraction approaches concentrate on regional accuracy rather than road shape and connectivity quality. Most of these techniques produce discontinuous outputs caused by obstacles, such as shadows, buildings, and vehicles.
A. Abdollahi, B. Pradhan, A. Alamri
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Context-Supported Road Extraction
1997Contextual information can facilitate automatic extraction of objects from digital imager). This paper addresses the use of context for the automatic extraction of roads from aerial imagery. Context is restricted to knowledge about relations between roads and other objects and is hierarchically structured.
A. Baumgartner +4 more
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RoadCT: A Hybrid CNN-Transformer Network for Road Extraction From Satellite Imagery
IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing LettersElectronic road map is essential to support many intelligent transportation applications, and extracting roads from satellite images is a promising approach for map service providers to update their road networks efficiently.
Wei Liu +3 more
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CoANet: Connectivity Attention Network for Road Extraction From Satellite Imagery
IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, 2021Extracting roads from satellite imagery is a promising approach to update the dynamic changes of road networks efficiently and timely. However, it is challenging due to the occlusions caused by other objects and the complex traffic environment, the pixel-
J. Mei +3 more
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CFRNet: Road Extraction in Remote Sensing Images Based on Cascade Fusion Network
IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing LettersRoad extraction from remote sensing images has attracted widespread attention of researchers due to its crucial role in the fields of autopilot, urban planning, navigation, and other fields.
Youqiang Xiong +6 more
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StripUnet: A Method for Dense Road Extraction From Remote Sensing Images
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent VehiclesRoad extraction from high-resolution remote sensing images can provide vital data support for applications in urban and rural planning, traffic control, and environmental protection.
Xianzhi Ma +3 more
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Road Structure Refined CNN for Road Extraction in Aerial Image
IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters, 2017In this letter, we propose a road structure refined convolutional neural network (RSRCNN) approach for road extraction in aerial images. In order to obtain structured output of road extraction, both deconvolutional and fusion layers are designed in the architecture of RSRCNN.
Yanan Wei, Zulin Wang, Mai Xu
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Road Extraction From Remote Sensing Images via Channel Attention and Multilayer Axial Transformer
IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing LettersRemote sensing images contain many objects that resemble road structures, making it difficult to distinguish roads from the background. Moreover, road extraction is affected by many factors, such as lighting conditions, noise, occlusions, etc., resulting
Qingliang Meng +4 more
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MSACon: Mining Spatial Attention-Based Contextual Information for Road Extraction
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2022With the boost of deep learning methods, road extraction has been widely used in city planning and autonomous driving. However, it is very challenging to extract roads around the thorny occlusion areas, even in high-resolution remote sensing images ...
Yingxiao Xu, Hao Chen, C. Du, Jun Li
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Road and Road Intersection Extraction
2013Beginning in 1879 the United States Geological Survey (USGS) began surveying land in the United States. Since then they have developed over 55, 000 1: 24, 000-scale topographic maps covering the 48 coterminous states in a standard, detailed manner. The result is a wealth of data contained in physical documents.
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