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By the development of technology, image
classification algorithms frequently use to identify land use and
land cover of any area in remote sensing studies. Due to the
diversity and complexity of land cover on the wetland areas, it is
quite difficult to obtain accurate results related to the earth's
surface. The main purpose of this research is to compare the
overall accuracies of object based and pixel based image
classification methods. Arslantaş Dam Lake is structured on
Ceyhan River for irrigation, flood control and electricity
generation in Osmaniye province. In this study, Landsat-8 LDCM
satellite image of Aslantaş Dam Lake with spatial resolution of
30m, acquired on December 29, 2017 was used. Firstly, image was
classified by pixel based classification with support vector
machines (SVM) method. After that, image was reclassified by
object based classification with K-nearest neighbour (KNN)
method. Five classes namely lake, agricultural area, soil,
vegetation and building area were determined by using these
algorithms. Ground truth data were gathered from aerial
photographs, available maps and personal informations. Finally,
overall accuracies of these methods were compared. It is observed
from the classification results that object based KNN method
provide higher accuracy than the other classification method.
International Conference on Advanced Technologies, Computer Engineering and Science
ICATCES
Mustafa Hayri Kesikoğlu
Sevim YASEMİN ÇİÇEKLİ
Tolga Kaynak
With the development of technology, remote sensing
is commonly used for ecological studies and monitoring wetland
and management. Artificial Neural Networks are extremely
simplified model of the brain occurring by neurons and layers
connecting to neurons so artificial neural networks method is
frequently used to classify satellite images. In this study, Landsat5
satellite image with spatial resolution of 30m, acquired on
October 29, 2007 and Landsat-8 acquired on November 27, 2017
were used to identified the coastline changes at Kozan Dam Lake.
The lake is used as drinking and irrigation water. Therefore, it is
very important to examine the coastline changes of the lake. In
first step, image to image registration was made to conform image
coordinate systems of images to each other. Second step, images
were classified by artificial neural networks method. Four classes
namely lake, agricultural area, soil, and vegetation area were
determined. Third step, image classification accuracies were
determined. Finally, the changes in coastline of Dam Lake were
calculated by post classification comparison method. Coastline
change of Dam Lake was calculated as 0.6 km2 increase and the
change image map was created. At the end of the study Kozan Dam
Lake coastline changes were monitored by using remote sensing
methods.
International Conference on Advanced Technologies, Computer Engineering and Science
ICATCES
Tolga Kaynak
Sevim YASEMİN ÇİÇEKLİ
Mustafa Hayri Kesikoğlu