Classification of Land Cover

Introduction

       This assignment will include three main types of classification, which compound: Two – band Feature Space Classification, Unsupervised Classification, Supervised Classification. Land Cover classification is one of the most important and typical applications of remote sensing data. Land cover corresponds to the physical condition of the ground surface. Remote sensing data can provide land cover information rather than land use information, Initially the land cover classification system should be established, which is usually defined as levels and classes.

        Unsupervised classification is one of two methods used to transform multispectral image data into thematic information classes (supervised classification being the other). This procedure typically assumes that imagery of a specific geographic are gathered in multiple regions of the electromagnetic spectrum, for example Landsat TM or SPOT XS multispectral satellite imagery. (Classification can also be effective for other types of imagery. Please refer to an appropriate reference text for complete information on classification.). In unsupervised classification, the classification program automatically searches for natural groupings or clusters of the spectral properties of pixels, and assigns each pixel to a class based on initial clustering parameters you define.

        Supervised classification is one of two methods used to transform multispectral image data into thematic information classes (unsupervised classification being the other). This procedure typically assumes that imagery of a specific geographic are gathered in multiple regions of the electromagnetic spectrum, for example Landsat TM or SPOT XS multispectral satellite imagery. (Classification can also be effective for other types of imagery. Please refer to an appropriate reference text for complete information on classification.)

Objectives

  1. Two – band feature Space Classification use histogram examination, density slicing and scatter diagram exploration techniques to perform simple classifications, and determine the areas on the scatter plots that represent distinctive and signification land cover types
  2. Unsupervised Classification purpose to analysis an unsupervised classification on the image Aggregate classes as necessary to reduce confusion.
  3. Supervised Classification to performs supervised classification using the parallelepiped minimum distance to means, and maximum likelihood techniques. Develop training areas and create signature statistics for the training area. Perform an accuracy assessment and examine the error matrix
  4. Plotting create a plot of the final supervised classification. Include as a minimum: appropriate legend, projection information, a title, the author, date, location, scale bar, and classification method.

Study area

In this case our lecturer provide east of java for studying areas that we should received the data name e_java.ers file, then we copy this file to our folder, and examine to perform procedure so on.

 

 

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