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30 December 1994 Definition of multisource prior probabilities for maximum likelihood classification of remotely sensed data
Fabio Maselli, Claudio Conese, A. Rodolfi, Tiziana De Filippis, L. Petkov
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This paper presents an application of a methodology for the probabilistic integration of ancillary information into maximum likelihood classifications of remotely sensed data. The methodology is based on the definition of modified prior probabilities from the spectral and ancillary data sets avoiding most of the problems connected with the common uses of priors. A case study was considered concerning two rugged areas in Central Italy covered by 11 main land-use categories. Bitemporal Landsat TM scenes and the three information layers of a Digital Elevation Model (elevation, slope, aspect) were used as spectral and ancillary data. The results show that the integration of the ancillary information was fundamental for the discrimination of some classes which were practically indistinguishable only on the basis of the spectral data. The possible utilisation of the procedure within Land Information Systems is also discussed.
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Fabio Maselli, Claudio Conese, A. Rodolfi, Tiziana De Filippis, and L. Petkov "Definition of multisource prior probabilities for maximum likelihood classification of remotely sensed data", Proc. SPIE 2315, Image and Signal Processing for Remote Sensing, (30 December 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.196748
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KEYWORDS
Data modeling

Information fusion

Earth observing sensors

Lithium

Landsat

Agriculture

Error analysis

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