Topic 6: OBIA Flashcards

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OBIA stand for

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Object based image analysis

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what does OBIA do

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divides remote sensing imagery into meaningful image objects and assigning characteristics

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what is Scale in remote sensing

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Grain
- spatial resolution
Extent
- swath width
this is a trade off

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what is the optimal scale

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there is no single optimal scale for defining geographic entities

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why is scale an issue

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results and conclusions may only be a result of one specific scale

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MAUP stands for

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Modifiable areal unit problem

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what is MAUP

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is the sensitivity of analytical results to the definition of data collection units.

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what are the two components of the MAUP

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  1. scale problem
  2. aggregation problem
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what is the Scale problem in the MAUP

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variation in results when areal units are aggregated into fewer and larger units for analysis.
eg. resampling to larger pixel sizes

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what is the aggregation problem in the MAUP

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variation in results generated bu alternate zoning schemes at the same resolution.

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Whats the relationship between between variance and correlation coefficients

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lower variance (smoothing) results in stronger correlation

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what are solutions to MAUP

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  1. Abandon traditional statistics
  2. conduct a sensitivity analysis
  3. derive an optimal spatial resolution
  4. identify basic entities or objects
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what is an optimal spatial resolution

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no simple solution, application dependent

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what is spectral classification

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spectral classes are converted into information classes.

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what are the three types of classifications

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  1. supervised
  2. unsupervised
  3. hybrid
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what is Pixel mixing

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one one pixel represents multiple classes with no one clear signal
- composite signatures

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what are competing effects of increased spatial resolution?

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  • less pixel mixing with high spatial resolution
  • greater within-class variability.
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summarize the MAUP problem

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whenever a grid is assigned to a physical area there is inherent error in the way the data is aggregated.

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OBIA as a solution for MAUP

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provides soltion as features are not only pixel values based

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what are objects

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are basic entities within an image that are composed of h-res pixel groups
- we use shape, texture, colour and context to define shapes

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intigration of Image objects to GIS

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pixels: raster data model
objects: vector data model

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OBIA provide what aspects for analysis

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Spectral Variables
Shape variables
Texture Variables
Context

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what are spectral variables

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feautres related to the value of pixels within an object

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what are Shape variables

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Features to the shape of an image object, length, width, direction, area

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texture variables
features related to spatial patterns of pixels within an object
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what is Context in a OBIA
Features related to the spatial setting of an object within scene and/or its relationship to other objects in the scene
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what does one-to-one correspondance in OBIA mean
the geographic entity is perfectly selected and the correct spatial scale is being used.
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what is segmentation
pulling discrete regions out of an image
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how is a segmentation preformed
- using premade algorithms - expert knowledge of your image and application - calibrate, trial and error
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what are the two types of segmentation algorthims
1 discontinuity based 2 similarity based
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what is a discontinuity based algorithm
image i sbroken based on abrubt changes in intensity, edge detection
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what is similarity based algorithm
image is broken using regions based on pre-defined criteria using spectral or spatial information
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Laplacian edge detection
-discontinuity based Segmentation algo -directionally invariant edge detection
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Sobel edge detection
another algo for dicontinuity based segmentation
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thresholding
similarity based segmentation. partioning a histogram
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region based segmentation
similarity based segmentaion that partitions an image based on region growing approach - seed points - growing regions
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what is Trimble
a segmentation algorithm that is a region merging technique - process can be repeated at many scales
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OBIA workflow
depends on purpose
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partitioning an image into meaningful image objects requires....
an effective segmentation technique
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melt ponds
ponds that form on the top of glaciers that increase melting
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is C-band frequency SAR Capable of providing a seasonal prediction of spring melt ponds?