Full text: Proceedings, XXth congress (Part 7)

  
International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, Vol XXXV, Part B7. Istanbul 2004 
  
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Figure 4. Land use/land cover thematic map of 2003 obtained 
from ASTER/Terra image. 
5. CONCLUSIONS 
As for the analysis of spectral values, the spectral and spatial 
resolution of ASTER images allowed a detailed discrimination 
of land use/land cover classes, even considering the large 
thematic complexity of the area under study (spectral 
superposition and regenerative process). 
Besides bands 2 (630-690 nm), 3 (760-860 nm) and 4 (1600- 
1700 nm) which demonstrated its' utility for land use / land 
cover classification, we recommend the inclusion of bands 6 
(2185-2225 nm) and 8 (2295-2365 nm), in order to complement 
the classification process. 
The architecture of the neural network ART2 inserted in the 
environment SGRNA, presents characteristics (such as 
simplicity and easiness to enter and manipulate data) of an 
adequate ASTER image classifier. Besides that, the 
classification performance obtained by the neural network, as 
related to the ground truth, can be considered as satisfactory, 
taking into account the investigated thematic classes. The 
vigilance parameter is an important variable in the classification 
process done by neural network ART2, because it helps to 
control the number of patterns to be classified and that this 
number is not too large (e.g. for the case of values very close to 
1). The training values, test and the population data vary 
according to the size of the area and of computational resources 
available, because for larger values there is an increased 
demand of computer capacity. 
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This new procedure of ASTER image analysis shows 
efficiency, indicating that ASTER products are of significant 
importance for the inventory and thematic monitoring of the 
Brazilian Amazon. 
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5.1 Acknowledgements 
The authors acknowledge the support received from CNPq 
(Grants 300677/91-0, 190012/02-1/PEC-PG), from FEMA-MT 
(Mato Grosso State Foundation for the Environment) and to 
company ELABORE (of the municipality of Sinop-MT for the 
logistic support). The authors are also grateful to the Earth 
Remote Sensing Data Analysis Center (ERSDAC-Japan), for 
the delivery of ASTER images in the frame of the project 
"Validating ASTER images for vegetation and land use 
mapping in tropical forest area: the Brazilian Amazon" 
(ASTER Announcement of Research Opportunity - Agreement 
Nr. H140250). 
This study is a contribution to the Program "Science and 
Technology for the Management of Ecosystems”, from the 
Brazilian Ministry for Science and Technology (MCT), 
evaluating new technologies available to monitor environmental 
issues in the Amazon. 
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