几何模型约束的SAR图像建筑物提取

利用高分辨率SAR图像进行建筑物提取的常规方法是首先利用二次散射特征线确定建筑物边界,然后利用叠掩、阴影等散射特征来提取建筑物高度.当建筑物目标走向与星载SAR方位向夹角较大时,其二次散射特征不明显,常规重建方法不能取得理想结果.针对这类建筑物目标,在分析SAR图像上的散射特征为平行四边形条带的基础上,提出一种基于几何模型约束的建筑物自动提取与三维重建方法.将该方法应用于TerraSAR-X聚柬模式图像,并对提取结果进行了分析和评价,表明该方法能够有效提取建筑物目标及其三维信息....

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Published in红外与毫米波学报 Vol. 32; no. 5; pp. 444 - 449
Main Author 王国军 张风丽 徐旭 邵芸
Format Journal Article
LanguageChinese
Published 中国科学院遥感与数字地球研究所,北京100101 2013
中国科学院大学,北京100049%中国科学院遥感与数字地球研究所,北京,100101
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几何模型约束
平行四边形
建筑物提取
最优化
高分辨率SAR
最优化
建筑物提取
optimal
几何模型约束
high-resolution SAR imagery
3D building extraction
parallelogram
平行四边形
Geometrical model-based
高分辨率SAR
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ISSN1001-9014
DOI10.3724/SP.J.1010.2013.00444

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Summary:利用高分辨率SAR图像进行建筑物提取的常规方法是首先利用二次散射特征线确定建筑物边界,然后利用叠掩、阴影等散射特征来提取建筑物高度.当建筑物目标走向与星载SAR方位向夹角较大时,其二次散射特征不明显,常规重建方法不能取得理想结果.针对这类建筑物目标,在分析SAR图像上的散射特征为平行四边形条带的基础上,提出一种基于几何模型约束的建筑物自动提取与三维重建方法.将该方法应用于TerraSAR-X聚柬模式图像,并对提取结果进行了分析和评价,表明该方法能够有效提取建筑物目标及其三维信息.
Bibliography:WANG Guo-Jun, ZHANG Feng-Li, XU Xu, SHAO Yun （ 1. Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100101, China; 2. University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China）
The traditional methods for 3D building extraction from high resolution monoscopic SAR imagery extract the footprint from bright lines caused by double bounce between ground and wall, then estimate height from features such as layover, shadow etc. However, it is very common that bright lines of buildings with large aspect angles are unrecogniz- able in SAR imagery, which makes these traditional methods useless. A new method was proposed for 3D extraction of these kinds of buildings from a single high resolution amplitude SAR image, This method relies on the constraint of geo- metrical model, assuming a parallelepipedic 3D building model. The performance of this new method were validated on test SAR data over two urban area.
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high-resolution SAR imagery; 3D building extraction; Geometrical
ISSN:1001-9014
DOI:10.3724/SP.J.1010.2013.00444