Abstract
Change detection is a key technology in the field of polarimetric synthetic aperture radar (PolSAR) image processing. The current research on the change detection mainly focuses on studying PolSAR images with the same angle or small angle difference, and the angle problem is not considered. However, when the angle difference occurs, especially a large angle difference, some pixels might be falsely detected because the angle difference can affect the polarimetric characteristics. In this letter, we propose a multilevel information fusion-based (MIFB) method, which is suitable for extracting change information from PolSAR images with angle difference. In particular, the proposed method first adopts data resolution correction, then applies an improved feature-based registration algorithm, and finally, incorporates weighted graph theory with the superpixel segmentation algorithm to extract and merge pixel-based and object-based change areas to eliminate false alarms. Experimental results for multitemporal and multiangle PolSAR images reveal that the MIFB method can effectively eliminate false detection caused by angle differences and improve the detection accuracy.
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