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An event-driven image processing pipeline for developing our foundational capability to work with HSI data sources.
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Bali Plastic Detection #106

Closed pomadchin closed 3 years ago

pomadchin commented 3 years ago

The plastic detection process that was demonstrated in a Jupyter notebook submitted with #100 needs to be applied to PRISMA data over Bali for the GPW use case.

This issue will be complete when we have a satisfactory result for PRISMA data.

jpolchlo commented 3 years ago

I have a Jupyter notebook that attempts a vulgar analysis based on the methodology referred to above. Find the original Gist is here, and a binder notebook of the same here (for whatever reason, Github previews of notebooks appears borked).

The takeaways from this notebook as it stands now are these:

Given that dimension reduction is the key to a reliable plastic detection, this work is on pause until we make progress on that front.

jpolchlo commented 3 years ago

Based on many varied attempts to produce a result here, with no success, it seems it is time to abandon this question. For now. My current operating hypotheses are that plastics make up less of the surface of Indonesian garbage dumps, and that for a 30m pixel, the plastic signal is so overwhelmed by the other signals that, when sensor noise is added, the plastic signal cannot be discerned.

A worthy follow-up to this question is to see if pan-sharpening (perhaps along the lines of the citation below) might improve the fidelity of the target detection.

Reference: Kremezi, M., Kristollari, V., Karathanassi, V., Topouzelis, K., Kolokoussis, P., Taggio, N., Aiello, A., Ceriola, G., Barbone, E. and Corradi, P., 2021. Pansharpening PRISMA Data for Marine Plastic Litter Detection Using Plastic Indexes. IEEE Access, 9, pp.61955-61971.