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Existential uncertainty of spatial objects segmented from satellite sensor imagery

This research addresses existential uncertainty of spatial objects derived from satellite sensor imagery. An image segmentation technique is applied at various values of splitting and merging thresholds. We test the hypothesis that objects occurring at many segmentation steps have less existential uncertainty than those occurring at only a few steps.

Alfred Stein | Arko Lucieer | A. Stein | A. Lucieer

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