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Library Land cover classification with an expert system approach using Landsat ETM imagery: a case study of Trabzon

Land cover classification with an expert system approach using Landsat ETM imagery: a case study of Trabzon

Land cover classification with an expert system approach using Landsat ETM imagery: a case study of Trabzon

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Date of publication
декабря 2010
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ISBN / Resource ID
AGRIS:US201301713916
Pages
431-438

The main objective of this study is to generate a knowledge base which is composed of user-defined variables and included raster imagery, vector coverage, spatial models, external programs, and simple scalars and to develop an expert classification using Landsat 7 (ETM+) imagery for land cover classification in a part of Trabzon city. Expert systems allow for the integration of remote-sensed data with other sources of geo-referenced information such as land use data, spatial texture, and digital elevation model to obtain greater classification accuracy. Logical decision rules are used with the various datasets to assign class values for each pixel. Expert system is very suitable for the work of image interpretation as a powerful means of information integration. Landsat ETM data acquired in the year 2000 were initially classified into seven classes for land cover using a maximum likelihood decision rule. An expert system was constructed to perform post-classification sorting of the initial land cover classification using additional spatial datasets such as land use data. The overall accuracy of expert classification was 95.80%. Individual class accuracy ranged from 75% to 100% for each class.

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Kahya, Oguzhan
Bayram, Bulent
Reis, Selcuk

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