Abstract
The subject of study in the article is artificial intelligence methods that can be used for recognition of specific areas of the earth's surface in multispectral images provided by Earth remote sensing systems (ERS). The goal is to automate data analysis for recognizing areas affected by fire on multispectral remote sensing images. The task is to study and formulate a method for processing multispectral data, which makes it possible to automate the process of operational recognition of areas of burned-out areas in images, for the development of an eco-monitoring software system using artificial intelligence tools such as deep learning and neural networks. As a result of the analysis of modern methods of processing multispectral data, an investigation of the supervised learning strategy was chosen. The choice of the described method for solving an applied problem is based on the high flexibility of these method, as well as, provided that there is a sufficient amount of used training input data and correct training strategies, the possibility of analyzing heterogeneous multispectral data with ensuring high accuracy of results for each individual sample. Conclusions: the application of methodologies for intelligent processing of multispectral images has been investigated and substantiated. The theoretical foundations of the construction of neural networks are considered, the applied area of application is selected. An architectural model of a software product is analyzed and proposed, taking into account its scalability, the model of software system is developed and the results of its work are shown. The obtained results show the efficiency of proposed system and prospects of the proposed algorithms, which is a reason for further research and improvement of the used algorithms, with their possible use in industrial and enterprise eco-monitoring systems.
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