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This work proposes a process for extracting features from remotely sensed imagery that utilizes fuzzy mathematical morphology operators. A key concept is the introduction of an Adaptive Fuzzy Morphology. The Adaptive Fuzzy Morphology uses an image generated parameter that is uniquely specific to an image based on certain image characteristics. That parameter is subsequently used with a set of predefined T-norms and S-norms to generate morphological operators which process the image. Furthermore, the work illustrates morphological operators based on grayscale morphology, classical fuzzy…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This work proposes a process for extracting features
from remotely sensed imagery that utilizes fuzzy
mathematical morphology operators. A key concept is
the introduction of an Adaptive Fuzzy Morphology. The
Adaptive Fuzzy Morphology uses an image generated
parameter that is uniquely specific to an image based
on certain image characteristics. That parameter is
subsequently used with a set of predefined T-norms
and S-norms to generate morphological operators which
process the image. Furthermore, the work illustrates
morphological operators based on grayscale
morphology, classical fuzzy morphology, additive
morphology, bounded morphology and adaptive
morphology, and explains the process for defining how
the process of generating the adaptive parameter and
the Adaptive morphological operator works. The
different morphologies are compared on sample
Landsat-7, SPOT-5, QuickBird and EROS images. The
performance of the Adaptive Fuzzy Morphology is
compared to the other morphologies and evaluated.
Autorenporträt
Elvis Ljumi , Ph.D., received his doctorate in Systems Science
from the State University of New York at Binghamton''s Watson
School of engineering. His areas of specialty are image
processing, remote sensing and fuzzy mathematical morphology. His
background includes computer programming, network administration
and Geographical Information Systems.