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noise classifier was applied as supervised classifier to extract
single class, liquefaction as well as water bodies separately.
Finally the accuracy assessment through entropy analysis using
equation (5) was done for both liquefaction and water bodies.
4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
This study mainly focuses on identifying the areas in and
around Kachchh region with abnormal increase in liquefaction
after the Bhuj earthquake in 2001. The basic principle behind
using the satellite images in mapping the liquefaction changes
is that electromagnetic spectrum absorbed by liquefied soil for
different indices is different. Different indices help to
distinguish reflectance of soils by its moisture content. The one
class of interest, namely, liquefaction was studied for
discrimination with background and especially separates it with
water bodies in the study area.
For liquefaction identification
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NDVI
CBSI-SAVI 0 0.843 0.929 0.028
CBSI-SR 0.020 0.023 0.964 0.028
CBSI- 0 0.960 0.968 0.011
TNDVI
Conv.-SR 0.262 0.223 0.988 0.028
Conv.- 0 - 0.667 0.917 0.183
MNDWI
Table 1. Temporal indices results for liquefaction identification
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CBSI-SAVI 0.639 0.792 0.894 0.022
CBSI-SR 0.039 0.031 0.980 0.011
CBSI- 0.905 0.949 0.960 0.005
TNDVI
Conv.-SR 0.564 0.482 0.921 0.022
Conv.- 0.603 0.741 0.913 0.044
MNDWI
Table 2. Temporal indices results for water body identification
The NDVI, SAVI, SR and TNDVI band ratio techniques were
applied on both images using CBSI spectral band ratio
approach, while SR and MNDWI were used conventional
method to find out liquefaction as well as water bodies. The
region behind it is CBSI-MNDWI behaves like CBSI-NDVI;
and conventional NDVI, SAVI and TNDVI gives negative
values for liquefaction identification. Only SR technique was
used as CBSI as well as conventional approach because it use
direct ratios between band 3 and band 7, and ratios between
band 3 and band 4 respectively.
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Figure 2. Different classified output for liquefaction
identification
It was observed from table 1 for liquefaction identification, the
temporal indices values of CBSI-SR and conventional SR
shows higher correlation and CBSI-TNDVI shows least
correlation. The CBSI-TNDVI shows least entropy (0.011) for
liquefaction identification. As water bodies not changed in this
period (Jan'8, 2001 and Fab'9, 2001) therefore the temporal
indices values for water bodies not changed very much. For
water bodies identification it is observed from table 2 that all
temporal indices shows good results but CBSI-TNDVI shows
least entropy (0.005). The classified outputs are shown in
figures 1 and 2 for identifying liquefaction as well as water
bodies respectively.
5. CONCLUSION
In this study, effect of different indices (CBSI and
conventional) has been studied for extracting liquefaction as
well as water bodies in the study area. From table 1, it was
observed that temporal indices from NDVI, SAVI and TNDVI
using CBSI method and conventional MNDWI show less
correlation for liquefaction, implying these are outperform to
identifying liquefaction. The results indicate from classified
output and temporal indices values that CBSI-TNDVI is best
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