JAEarly/MIL-Land-Cover-Classification

Code for the paper "Scene-to-Patch Earth Observation: Multiple Instance Learning for Land Cover Classification".

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This project helps environmental scientists and remote sensing analysts classify land cover across large geographical areas by automatically analyzing satellite or aerial imagery. It takes raw Earth observation scenes as input and identifies different land types, such as forests, urban areas, or water bodies, providing detailed maps of land cover. Users who need to monitor environmental changes or map ecosystems would find this tool valuable.

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Use this if you need to accurately classify land cover types from satellite imagery across broad regions without having to label every single pixel individually.

Not ideal if you require very fine-grained, pixel-level classification where precise boundary definitions for every object are critical and you have extensive pixel-level ground truth available.

remote-sensing land-cover-mapping environmental-monitoring geospatial-analysis earth-observation
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