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Conditions and limitations of satellite image intellectual processing methods for the further 3D modeling

Hnatushenko V.1, Kavats O.2, Kibukevych Y.2
1 National Metallurgical Academy of Ukraine
2 National Metallurgical Academy of Ukraine

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UDC: 528.8.04
Publication Language: Ukrainian
Stuc. intelekt. 2015; 20(1-2):54-62

Abstract: Reviewed and analyzed existing methods, ways and means of recognition of satellite images, defined by their features and drawbacks in terms of three-dimensional modeling of further development areas. Based on the results of the analysis revealed the need for new methods and algorithms for complex extraction of architectural objects. A mathematical description of the main characteristic features of the buildings and their elements (roof).

Keywords: space images, classification, segmentation, recognition, building forms and types of roofs, 3D-models.

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