Region Based Segmentation using TCRM
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- 1. Associate Professor, P. A. College of Engineering and Technology, Palladam Road, Pollachi, Coimbatore - 642002, India.
- 2. Associate Professor, Vivekanandha College of Engineering for Women, Elayampalayam, Namakkal, Tamilnadu 642247, India.
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Description
Water Resource is one of the essential supplies of the globe environment which needs to be regularly observed. There is rising need and necessitate in research of water region detection due to the unpredicted natural calamity that guide to financial, environment and individual sufferers. Assessment of water region (WR) and study on its characteristic is very fundamental step for many scheduling, particularly for country like India which made frequent changes on WR. Basically, recognize the WR from Remote sensing images is one of the impressive steps of water possessions organization for a country where it has been used superior than decades for WR detection. Techniques of WR extraction can be examine into three groups: Texture Conditional Rotation Mean (TCRM), feature extraction using TCRM algorithms, Region based segmentation. These methods, though, are of mathematical and statistical approach and little of them look at important uniqueness of multispectral image which is found on land object radiance absorption performance in every sensing spectral bands. In visible and infrared bands, the WR spectral absorption characteristics differ very much from the other earth substance. There are different data bases for the study area which consists of different form and exposure. Results show that TCRM presents adequate well detection for WR as speedy and receiving high accuracy with the suitable threshold rate.
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- Journal article: 2249-8958 (ISSN)
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- 2249-8958
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