A Spatial-Temporal Modeling Approach to Reconstructing Land-Cover Change Trajectories from Multi-temporal Satellite Imagery.

Temporal trajectories of land-cover change provide important information on landscape dynamics that are critical to our understanding of complex human–environment adaptive systems. The increasing availability of long time series of satellite images, especially the recent free release of multi-decada...

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Publicado en:Annals of the Association of American Geographers Vol. 102; no. 6; pp. 1329 - 1348
Autores principales: Liu, Desheng, Cai, Shanshan
Formato: Case Study
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Nov2012
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          Liu, Desheng
          Cai, Shanshan
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          Department of Geography and Department of Statistics, The Ohio State University
          Department of Geography, The Ohio State University
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        Ohio
        Land cover
        Remote-sensing images
        Landsat satellites
        Markov random fields
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          Ohio
          Land cover
          Remote-sensing images
          Landsat satellites
          Markov random fields
      keyword:
        change detection
        land-cover change trajectories
        Landsat imagery
        post-classification comparison
        spatial-temporal contextual information.
        comparación post-clasificación
        detección de cambios
        imágenes Landsat
        información contextual espacio-temporal
        trayectorias de cambio de cobertura terrestre
        change detection
        land-cover change trajectories
        Landsat imagery
        post-classification comparison
        spatial-temporal contextual information.
        comparación post-clasificación
        detección de cambios
        imágenes Landsat
        información contextual espacio-temporal
        trayectorias de cambio de cobertura terrestre
      ab: Temporal trajectories of land-cover change provide important information on landscape dynamics that are critical to our understanding of complex human–environment adaptive systems. The increasing availability of long time series of satellite images, especially the recent free release of multi-decadal Landsat satellite archive, presents a great opportunity to improve our ability to detect land-cover change over multiple dates and advance land change science. In this article, a spatial-temporal modeling approach is developed for reconstructing land-cover change trajectories from time series of satellite images. The change detection method represents an enhancement to the conventional post-classification comparison. The key innovation lies in the use of Markov random field theory to model spatial-temporal contextual information explicitly in the classification of time series images. When evaluated using a time series of seven Landsat images in a case study of southeast Ohio, the spatial-temporal modeling approach yielded significantly more accurate and consistent trajectories of land-cover change than conventional non-contextual approaches. The results from the case study demonstrate the effectiveness of the change detection method in reconstructing land-cover change trajectories and also highlight the utility of spatial-temporal contextual information in improving the accuracy and consistency of land-cover classifications across space and time.
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