STATUS PREDICTION BY 3D FRACTAL NET CNN BASED ON REMOTE SENSING IMAGES
Abstract
The contradiction between the supply and demand of water resources is becoming increasingly prominent, whose main reason is the eutrophication of rivers and lakes. However, limited and inaccurate data makes it impossible to establish a precise model to successfully predict eutrophication levels. Moreover, it is incompetent to distinguish the degree of eutrophication status of lakes by manual calculation and processing. Focusing on these inconveniences, this study proposes 3D fractal net CNN to extract features in remote sensing images automatically, aiming at achieving scientific forecasting on eutrophication status of lakes. In order to certificate the effectiveness of the proposed method, we predict the state of the water body based on remote sensing images of natural lake. The images in natural lake were accessed by MODIS satellite, cloud-free chlorophyll inversion picture of 2009 was resized into 273×273 patches, which were collected as training and testing samples. In the total of 162 pictures, our study makes three consecutive pictures as a set of data so as to attain 120 group of training and 40 testing data. Taking one set of data as input of the neural network and the next day’s eutrophication level as labels, CNNs act considerable efficiency. Through the experimental results of 2D CNN, 3D CNN and 3D fractal net CNN, 3D fractal net CNN has more outstanding performance than the other two, with the prediction accuracy of 67.5% better than 47.5% and 62.5%, respectively.
