Abstract

Abstract: Satellite images are important for monitoring and managing natural resources. Water bodies such as lakes, rivers, and oceans are of great importance to the environment and human populations. The identification of water body pixels in satellite images is therefore an important task for environmental management and planning. In recent years, deep learning has shown great promise in image processing, including object detection and segmentation. This study employs CNNs and RNNs to identify water body pixels in satellite images, aiming to create a model that can accurately distinguish water and non-water pixels. This model has practical applications in environmental monitoring and management

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