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Hamed Bozorgi, Ali Jafari. Fast uniform content-based satellite image registration using the scale-invariant feature transform descriptor[J]. Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering, 2017, 18(8): 1108-1116.
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Abstract: Content-based satellite image registration is a difficult issue in the fields of remote sensing and image processing. The difficulty is more significant in the case of matching multisource remote sensing images which suffer from illumination, rotation, and source differences. The scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT) algorithm has been used successfully in satellite image registration problems. Also, many researchers have applied a local SIFT descriptor to improve the image retrieval process. Despite its robustness, this algorithm has some difficulties with the quality and quantity of the extracted local feature points in multisource remote sensing. Furthermore, high dimensionality of the local features extracted by SIFT results in time-consuming computational processes alongside high storage requirements for saving the relevant information, which are important factors in content-based image retrieval (CBIR) applications. In this paper, a novel method is introduced to transform the local SIFT features to global features for multisource remote sensing. The quality and quantity of SIFT local features have been enhanced by applying contrast equalization on images in a pre-processing stage. Considering the local features of each image in the reference database as a separate class, linear discriminant analysis (LDA) is used to transform the local features to global features while reducing dimensionality of the feature space. This will also significantly reduce the computational time and storage required. Applying the trained kernel on verification data and mapping them showed a successful retrieval rate of 91.67% for test feature points.
The authors present a novel method that benefits from the advantages of both local and global features in the field of satellite image retrieval. They use a methodology inspired by the SIFT algorithm using a pre-processing stage and transforming local features produced by SIFT keypoint detector and descriptor to general type image features using LDA. The results indicate that the proposed method combines the advantages of both local and global features while severely reduces their disadvantages.
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