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- Title
Comparison to Supervised Classification Modelling in Land Use Cover Using Landsat 8 OLI Data: An Example in Miyun County of North China.
- Authors
Wenfeng Gong; Li Yuan; Wenyi Fan; Xiaofeng Wang; Philip Stott
- Abstract
Land use cover (LUC) classification is one of the most important applications of optical remotely sensed data, while LUC mapping outcomes are used for global, local mapping, ecosystem assessment and environmental process monitoring. Hence, in this study, in order to evaluate the advantages and drawbacks of supervised classification schemes, the paper chose the optical image data of Landsat 8 OLI in Miyun county to test supervised classification and introduced Parallelepiped Method (PM), Minimum Distance (MD), Maximum Likelihood Classifier (MLC) and Support Vector Machines (SVMs) to improve classification accuracy of LUC mapping and to obtain the reliable LUC distribution. The four classified images reveal that the study area is dominated by considerable areas of forest land, with the overall accuracy found to be 87.89% (kappa = 0.8524) using SVMs, 85.26% (kappa = 0.8205) using MLC, 82.11% (kappa = 0.7813) using MD, and 74.74% (kappa = 0.6920) using PM. Based on the overall accuracy and kappa statistics, SVMs might be the first option in terms of classification accuracy without taking into account of the time costly and standard PC and laptops. MLC was the second accurate model classifiers from the classified image, which was always used to obtain LUC map information for economic potential in time and cost; and PM has shown the lowest overall classification accuracy with greater omission errors and commission errors.
- Subjects
CHINA; LAND use &; the environment; ENVIRONMENTAL impact analysis; LAND use; MATHEMATICAL models; LAND use planning; LANDSCAPE assessment; AGRICULTURAL remote sensing
- Publication
Nature Environment & Pollution Technology, 2016, Vol 15, Issue 1, p243
- ISSN
0972-6268
- Publication type
Article