GeoAI for Terrain Analysis: A Novel Deep Learning Approach for Landform Feature Detection

Project: Research project

Project Details

Description

GeoAI for Terrain Analysis: A Novel Deep Learning Approach for Landform Feature Detection GeoAI for Terrain Analysis: A Novel Deep Learning Approach for Landform Feature Detection To address such limitations, this research aims to develop TerrainDL a novel deep learning model to support automated and highly accurate detection of landform features. Deep learning (DL) represents a breakthrough in AI in its ability to automatically discover prominent features that are key to classification and detection without human intervention. This is achieved by four research objectives. Objective 1: Establish a natural feature database GeoNat to support model training and landform feature detection. Objective 2: Extend a state-of-the-art object detection DL network to achieve high-accuracy predictions by enabling learning from multisource geospatial data. Objective 3: Integrate the principles of spatial dependency and continuity into TerrainDL to achieve weakly supervised learning. Objective 4: Develop a visualization tool to expose the TerrainDL learning process to increase model interpretability and substantiate expert knowledge
StatusActive
Effective start/end date8/1/191/31/24

Funding

  • National Science Foundation (NSF): $400,000.00

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