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26 October 2022 Two-step registration of near-space remote sensing images via deep neural networks
Xiaohan Li, Meng An, Haopeng Zhang, Fengying Xie
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Abstract
Near-space remote sensing image registration is an important foundation of near-space image processing. For large image jitter distortion, geometric and atmospheric distortion of its image, we propose a two-step method based on deep neural networks, which includes a coarse-to-fine registration process. We construct a near-space image registration dataset which is captured from Google Maps and hot air balloon platforms, etc. For obtaining candidates, the coarse alignment stage applies classical geometric validation methods to a corresponding set of pre-trained deep features. The fine alignment network is based on pyramidal feature extraction and optical flow estimation to realize local flow field inference from coarse to fine. We construct a regularization layer for each level to ensure smoothness. Applying our method to our synthetic dataset, the experimental result shows that it has a competitive result that is evaluated based on the root mean square error, peak signal to noise ratio and structural similarity.
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Xiaohan Li, Meng An, Haopeng Zhang, and Fengying Xie "Two-step registration of near-space remote sensing images via deep neural networks", Proc. SPIE 12267, Image and Signal Processing for Remote Sensing XXVIII, 1226704 (26 October 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2636244
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KEYWORDS
Image registration

Remote sensing

Image processing

Distortion

Feature extraction

Optical flow

Neural networks

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