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REMOTE SENSINGExperimental project

Image segmentation: landslides and VOC

Segmentation experiments and architecture analysis

Hands-on segmentation work covering landslide recognition and VOC2012 experiments with FCN and U-Net models.

ROLE

Model implementation and experimentation

APPROACH

Remote sensing · U-Net · Landslides

Original VOC experiment output: input image, model prediction, and ground-truth mask, from left to right.
Original VOC experiment output: input image, model prediction, and ground-truth mask, from left to right. View full-size figure

Research question

My segmentation work includes landslide-recognition experiments and a separate VOC2012 workflow. I connect architectural reading with model training, validation metrics, and prediction visualization.

My contribution

  • Ran landslide-recognition experiments and studied multi-scale fusion and attention in segmentation architectures.
  • Built and ran a VOC2012 workflow with FCN/U-Net-family implementations, training and validation logs, checkpoints, and prediction visualization.

Technical approach

  • Study multi-scale fusion, residual attention, nested skip connections, and reconstruction in landslide segmentation.
  • Use VOC2012 image/mask splits for the separate general-image segmentation experiments.
  • Track loss, mIoU, pixel accuracy, frequency-weighted IoU and mean accuracy, and inspect predicted masks.

Results & outcomes

  • Completed practical segmentation experiments alongside the architectural study.
  • The VOC workflow includes saved model checkpoints, training and validation logs, loss comparisons, and image-level prediction outputs.
VOC aircraft sample: input, prediction, and ground truth.
VOC aircraft sample: input, prediction, and ground truth.
VOC experiments: saved validation-loss comparison for U-Net and pre-Unet. This figure belongs to the VOC experiment, not the landslide task.
VOC experiments: saved validation-loss comparison for U-Net and pre-Unet. This figure belongs to the VOC experiment, not the landslide task.

Get in touch

For conversations about research, projects, or potential collaboration, you can reach me by email.