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Satellite Imagery Road Network Segmentation

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This project involves semantic segmentation of road networks in high-resolution satellite images using a U-Net-like deep neural network architecture. Key highlights of the project are as follows:

  • U-Net-like Architecture: Designed for effective semantic segmentation.
  • Encoder: Utilizes a pre-trained ResNet-50, modified to output feature maps at each stage to leverage both strong localization and semantic features.
  • Decoder: Composed of interpolation, convolutional layers, and SCSE attention mechanisms (Squeeze and Channel/Spatial Excitation).
  • Loss Function: Combined Dice and Binary Cross-entropy loss to address the imbalance binary classes in segmentation tasks.
  • Patchifying Input Images: Both during training and deployment to handle very large satellite images efficiently. During testing, the input image is divided into overlapping patches to manage the memory limitations of edge devices. By repositioning the patches back into their original locations, it reconstructs the segmentation mask for the entire large input image. As a result, it can segment arbitrarily large satellite images.
  • A user-friendly GUI to load, display, segment and save very large images.

Dataset

The model is trained on the Massachusetts Roads Dataset to identify road structures. The output is a segmented image highlighting the road network. If there is a domain shift between this dataset and the image distribution you intend to use, you can replace it.

Results

The model effectively segments road networks, providing accurate and high-resolution outputs suitable for various applications in geospatial analysis. The model's performance on the test set is summarized in the table below:

Metric Value
Test Mean Accuracy 0.980
Test Mean IOU 0.646
Test Mean Dice 0.781

Training and validation combined-Dice-BCE loss during training:

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Usage

  1. Install the required packages: Numpy, PyTorch, TorchVision, PIL, and Streamlit.
  2. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://github.com/farhad-dalirani/Satellite-Imagery-Road-Segmentation.git
    cd Satellite-Imagery-Road-Segmentation
  3. According to explanations in data/data-link.txt, download Massachusetts Roads Dataset.
  4. If you want, you can change hyper-parameters and settings in config/config.json.
  5. Train the model with:
    python train.py
    
  6. If you want to segment one or more images through the command line:
    python segment_images.py --images_paths image_1_path ... image_n_path   --out_dir_path folder_name
    
  7. If you want launch the GUI:
    streamlit run road_segmentation_GUI.py
    

More Output Examples

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