PANG Lei, ZHANG Ming-bo, ZHANG Ji-xian, ZHENG Zhao-qing, LIN Zong-jian. SHALLOW SEA WATER DEPTH RETRIEVAL BASED ON BOTTOM CLASSIFICATION FROM REMOTE SENSING IMAGERY[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 2004, 14(3): 258-262.
Citation: PANG Lei, ZHANG Ming-bo, ZHANG Ji-xian, ZHENG Zhao-qing, LIN Zong-jian. SHALLOW SEA WATER DEPTH RETRIEVAL BASED ON BOTTOM CLASSIFICATION FROM REMOTE SENSING IMAGERY[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 2004, 14(3): 258-262.

SHALLOW SEA WATER DEPTH RETRIEVAL BASED ON BOTTOM CLASSIFICATION FROM REMOTE SENSING IMAGERY

  • Received Date: 2004-04-07
  • Publish Date: 2004-09-20
  • Remote sensing technique, replacing conventional sonar bathymetry technique, has become an effective complementary method of mapping submarine terrain where special conditions make the sonar technique difficult to be carried out. At the same time, as one kind of data set, multispectral remote sensing data has the disadvantage of being influenced by the variable bottom types in shallow seawater, when it is applied in bathymetry. This paper puts forward a new method to extract water depth information from multispectral data, considering the bottom classification and the true water depth accuracy. That is the Principal Component Analysis (PCA) technique based on the bottom classification. By the least square regression with significance, the experiment near Qingdao City has obtained more satisfactory bathymetry accuracy than that of the traditional single-band method, with the mean absolute error about 2.57m.
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SHALLOW SEA WATER DEPTH RETRIEVAL BASED ON BOTTOM CLASSIFICATION FROM REMOTE SENSING IMAGERY

Abstract: Remote sensing technique, replacing conventional sonar bathymetry technique, has become an effective complementary method of mapping submarine terrain where special conditions make the sonar technique difficult to be carried out. At the same time, as one kind of data set, multispectral remote sensing data has the disadvantage of being influenced by the variable bottom types in shallow seawater, when it is applied in bathymetry. This paper puts forward a new method to extract water depth information from multispectral data, considering the bottom classification and the true water depth accuracy. That is the Principal Component Analysis (PCA) technique based on the bottom classification. By the least square regression with significance, the experiment near Qingdao City has obtained more satisfactory bathymetry accuracy than that of the traditional single-band method, with the mean absolute error about 2.57m.

PANG Lei, ZHANG Ming-bo, ZHANG Ji-xian, ZHENG Zhao-qing, LIN Zong-jian. SHALLOW SEA WATER DEPTH RETRIEVAL BASED ON BOTTOM CLASSIFICATION FROM REMOTE SENSING IMAGERY[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 2004, 14(3): 258-262.
Citation: PANG Lei, ZHANG Ming-bo, ZHANG Ji-xian, ZHENG Zhao-qing, LIN Zong-jian. SHALLOW SEA WATER DEPTH RETRIEVAL BASED ON BOTTOM CLASSIFICATION FROM REMOTE SENSING IMAGERY[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 2004, 14(3): 258-262.

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