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Communication Dans Un Congrès Année : 2006

Partial unmixing of multi or hyperspectral images using ICA and Fuzzy Clustering techniques. Application to vegetation mapping on vineyards.

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The context of this paper is agricultural remote sensing imagery. Its objective is to propose a blind framework for the partial unmixing of multi or hyperspectral images. This framework relies on a linear mixing model with physical constraints related to the positivity and the dependence of the mixing coefficients. It hinges on three steps. The first step is a non-constrained source separation operation using Independent Component Analysis. Then, a vine-related source is selected by comparing the various sources to a rough vegetation index map. Finally, a fuzzy clustering algorithm is applied to the vine-like source to provide a soft classification of pixels into vine and non-vine pixels, i.e. a vine abundance map. The entire framework is successfully applied to hyperspectral CASI data acquired on vineyards. Results are provided which allows discussing the relevance and the capabilities of the approach.
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hal-00167701 , version 1 (22-08-2007)

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Saeid Homayouni, Jean-Pierre da Costa, Christian Germain, Olivier Lavialle, Gilbert Grenier. Partial unmixing of multi or hyperspectral images using ICA and Fuzzy Clustering techniques. Application to vegetation mapping on vineyards.. AECRIS 2006 (Atlantic Europe Conference on Remote Imaging and Spectroscopy), Sep 2006, Preston, United Kingdom. pp.115-122. ⟨hal-00167701⟩
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