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- the invention belongs to the intersection field of pattern recognition, remote sensing technology and terrain analysis, and particularly relates to a method for detecting a strip-shaped underground target in a mountain based on ridge energy correction, which is to locate the ridge position by terrain analysis and correct the ridge energy to improve
- the correct recognition rate of underground targets in the mountain environment also reduces the false alarm rate.
- the energy absorbed by the soil and rocks absorbs sunlight and generates heat.
- the infrared radiation is detected by a thermal infrared sensor.
- the mountain thermal field is mainly divided into a stable part and a variable part, and the variable part is affected by sunlight.
- the shallow mountain with severe temperature changes, the stable part includes the mountain part below the shallow mountain and the underground target buried in it.
- the sun heats the variable part of the mountain daily, the heat exchange between the stable part of the mountain and the variable part, and the heat exchange and stable partial heat exchange of the underground target eventually lead to the detectable temperature difference between the mountain temperature and the buried target.
- the physical basis The physical basis.
- the temperature and energy of the belt-shaped underground target are different from those of the surrounding mountain medium. After heat transfer and diffusion, the pulse pattern appears in the mountain. However, due to the heat island effect of the ridge, the energy field at the ridge position is also in line with the pulse mode, which interferes with the detection of the banded underground target in the mountain.
- the present invention provides a ridge line detection algorithm for determining the position of a ridge by detecting a strip-shaped subsurface target in a mountainous environment using a pulse pattern, which is always affected by the ridge heat island effect.
- the ridge energy is corrected, and the corrected energy image is used to detect and locate the strip-shaped underground target, thereby solving the high false alarm problem caused by the ridge in the mountain environment.
- the method for detecting a strip target in a mountain based on ridge energy correction mainly comprises the following steps:
- the step of obtaining terrain digital elevation information including the following sub-steps:
- the soil and air environment are homogeneous within a certain range.
- the resolution of the latitude and longitude matrix must be the same as the resolution of the energy (infrared) image, so that only the last acquired terrain value elevation information can correspond to the energy (infrared) image.
- the position of the ridge is detected by the terrain digital elevation information and finally the position on the corresponding energy (infrared) map is found.
- the width of the rectangular coverage is calculated by the ranging tool provided by Google Earth, the height is marked as width, the height is in meters, and the range of latitude and longitude is calculated.
- each time sampling step meters calculate the number of vertical and horizontal sampling points, namely: height/step, width/step, and calculate the longitude of each adjacent two sampling points of the latitude and longitude matrix.
- the step length long_step and the latitude step length lati_step are used to calculate the latitude and longitude of each sample point in the latitude and longitude matrix.
- Google Earth provides a programming interface that allows us to use Google Earth to obtain elevation data for each sample point using the latitude and longitude matrix (1.2.2) as input, and generate a terrain digital elevation information matrix output based on the altitude data.
- the noise may come from inaccurate elevation data or the high and low of the whole block generated by Google Earth during splicing.
- the high and low of the whole block does not affect the detection of the ridgeline. Therefore, for the individual inaccurate noise, we use the mean filtering method to denoise the original terrain digital elevation information. That is, the mean value of the elevation information in the neighborhood of a certain local range, such as a k*k, is taken as an output. This eliminates the effects of randomly distributed noise because: the true elevation value of the i-th sample point in a neighborhood is h i , its noise error is ⁇ h i , and the final observation is h i + ⁇ h i .
- the process of taking the mean of a pixel in a neighborhood as an output is as follows:
- the noise is randomly distributed, the average noise of a plurality of sampling points is 0, so that an elevation map that approximates the real situation can be obtained.
- the ridge line detection step includes the following sub-steps:
- the ridge line in the horizontal direction is the ridge line in the x direction: traverse along the x direction, and the elevation value of each sampling point and the elevation value of the sampling point within a certain range in the y direction (for example, within 5 sampling points, ie, within 50 meters)
- a certain range in the y direction for example, within 5 sampling points, ie, within 50 meters
- the sampling point is a maximum value in the y direction
- the point is considered to be a candidate point of the ridge line in the horizontal direction, and the certain range may be set in advance.
- the ridge line in the vertical direction that is, the ridge line in the y direction: traverse along the y direction, and the elevation value of each sampling point and the elevation value of the sampling point within a certain range of the x direction (for example, within 5 sampling points, ie, within 50 meters)
- a certain range of the x direction for example, within 5 sampling points, ie, within 50 meters
- the sampling point is a maximum value in the x direction
- the point is considered to be a candidate point of the ridge line in the vertical direction, and the certain range may be set in advance.
- Normal ridge line points should have a certain continuity and should not be isolated, but the candidate points of the ridgeline extracted according to steps (3.1) and (3.2) may be discontinuous isolated points, so we should treat each A ridgeline candidate point is continuously distinguished.
- the criterion is as follows: if the total number of ridge line candidate points in the t*t neighborhood of the candidate ridge line point is greater than th_num, the ridge line candidate point is the final ridge line point; otherwise, the isolated ridge line candidate point is determined to be non- Ridge line points, where t is the default value. This will result in the final continuous ridgeline marking.
- the ridge position energy correction step includes the following sub-steps:
- the mountain effect is common in the ridge position: mainly refers to the thermal efficiency of the uplift block.
- the mountain creates the climate around it.
- the larger the surface area of the uplift the greater the impact of the mountain on itself and the surrounding environment.
- the solar radiation is absorbed and converted into thermal energy, which is much higher than the temperature of the free atmosphere at the same altitude.
- the energy of the ridge position is corrected.
- the specific method of correction is: the energy of the sampling point of the ridge line position is replaced by the average value of the energy of the sampling points on both sides of the ridge line position.
- the strip underground target detection step includes the following sub-steps:
- the infrared image of the mountainous region where the band-shaped underground target may exist is traversed, and the position where the pulse mode exists is detected, thereby realizing the positioning of the belt-shaped underground target while detecting the position of the false alarm.
- the following parameters need to be set before the traversal detection starts:
- the sampling segment size and the interval between the central segment of the contrast segment It is assumed that the length and width of the sampling segment of the mountain surface with the banded underground target are l and w pixels respectively; then, the sampling segment of the mountain surface on both sides of the banded underground target is also adopted. The same size.
- the distance between the center of the sampling section of the mountain surface and the center of the sampling section above the strip underground target is s pixels, where l, w, s are preset values.
- Each search for a set of mountainous terrain images with a banded underground target below and a mountainous surface image contrasted on both sides translates the distance d to both sides and continues a new set of searches. The search stops automatically until the boundary of the image is reached.
- Impulse threshold the absolute value of the difference between the gray mean value of the mountain ground surface image sampling segment with the banded underground target and the gray mean value of the mountain ground surface image sampling segment on both sides of each segment is greater than the pulse threshold th
- the pulse at this point is counted as a valid pulse; if any of the two differences is less than the pulse threshold, the pulse is considered invalid because the signal is weak.
- the sampling segment is scrolled pixel by pixel from point P0(x0, y0) to point P1 (x1, y1).
- the sampling segment is scrolled pixel by pixel from point P0(x0, y0) to point P1 (x1, y1).
- shifting r pixels to the left and right searching for the position where the difference between the middle segment and the left and right sides is the largest, and testing whether the pulse at the position is a valid pulse, and if it is a valid pulse, the effective pulse
- the number is increased by one.
- P0 is calculated, and P1 is translated to the two sides by the coordinates P0', P1' after each extended distance, and is counted between P0' and P1' according to the same sampling method between P0 and P1, and the number of effective pulses is counted.
- the number of effective pulses accounts for the maximum number of two-end coordinates P0, and the position determined by P1 is the strip-shaped underground target position. The position where the remaining pulses appear in the result is the false alarm position.
- the technical effect of the invention is embodied in: after research and experiment, it is found that the false alarm of the detection of the belt-shaped underground target in the mountain environment mostly appears in the ridge position, and the simulation of the mountain temperature field also realizes the existence of the ridge effect. Therefore, we propose to reduce the position of the ridge and correct the energy of the ridge to reduce the detection method of the ridge-based energy-corrected mountainous underground targets in the false alarm.
- the experimental results show that the method can significantly reduce the detection of the banded underground targets in the mountains.
- the false alarm appearing in the ridge position makes the detection result more accurate, and the method is simple to implement, the calculation amount is small, and the required parameters less.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic flow chart of a method for detecting a strip-shaped underground target in a mountain based on ridge energy correction according to the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of coverage of terrain digital elevation information in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a topographical digital elevation information map obtained in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a result of denoising preprocessing of a terrain digital elevation information map in an embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a flow chart of an initial detection algorithm of a ridge line in an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 6 is a diagram showing the initial detection result of the ridge line in the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flow chart of a continuous ridge line extraction algorithm in an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 8 is a diagram showing the results of continuous ridge line extraction in the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a flow chart of a ridge energy correction algorithm in an embodiment of the present invention.
- 11 is an original infrared image obtained by simulation in an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 12 is a result of marking of a ridge position on a simulated infrared image in an embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 13 is a diagram showing the results of ridge energy correction in the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a false alarm flag before ridge energy correction in an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 15 is a diagram showing the detection of false alarms after ridge energy correction in an embodiment of the present invention.
- the strip-shaped underground target for illustrating the detection and identification method of the strip-shaped underground target in the mountain environment based on the ridge energy correction is a tunnel in a mountain environment, and the energy map of the region is based on the altitude information and the surface material.
- Infrared image obtained by simulation of infrared radiation characteristics.
- the algorithm of the present invention is applied for detection, the same effect can be obtained by using a real thermal infrared image instead of the energy map mentioned in the present invention.
- the invention firstly proposes the use of infrared imaging technology and multi-information to detect the banded underground objects in the mountains.
- the standard method aims to solve the problem of detecting the false alarm height of the banded underground target in the mountain by detecting the position of the ridge to correct the energy at the ridge.
- the detection of the ridge position belongs to the field of terrain analysis, that is, the position of the ridge line is automatically extracted by using the terrain information contained in the terrain elevation data.
- the method of extracting ridge lines from 3D elevation data can be divided into local algorithms and overall algorithms in principle.
- the local algorithm analyzes the vertical and horizontal sections of the digital elevation grid, finds the elevation maxima on the section as the candidate points on the ridgeline, and then filters and sorts the candidate points that have been obtained according to certain rules.
- the ridgeline typical algorithms such as: section analysis; the overall algorithm is to simulate the state of the surface of the natural flow of water, find the watershed.
- the local algorithm can not estimate the overall variation of the terrain. It is difficult to distinguish the terrain noise when determining the ridgeline.
- the focus of the present invention is to correct the energy of the position of the ridge by detecting the position of the ridge, the purpose of reducing the false alarm rate of the detected underground target and improving the recognition rate is achieved.
- the invention proposes a ridge detection method with small calculation amount and fast calculation speed, and on the basis of this, the method of ridge energy correction is expounded, thereby achieving the purpose of accurately detecting and locating the belt-shaped underground target by using the pulse mode.
- the invention provides a method for detecting a strip-shaped underground target in a mountain environment based on ridge energy correction, as shown in FIG. 1 , comprising the following five main steps: (1) obtaining a step of terrain digital elevation information; and (2) digital elevation Information denoising preprocessing step; (3) ridge line detection step; (4) ridge position energy correction step; (5) banded underground target detection step to specifically describe the execution process of the algorithm:
- the step of obtaining terrain digital elevation information including the following sub-steps:
- the above-described tunnel as an illustrative example has a length of 3000 meters in order to cover the entire strip shape.
- the next goal is also to consider that the complexity of using Google Earth to obtain terrain digital elevation information is proportional to the area of the selected area. We finally determine the size of the area to be detected, and we determine its location after further review.
- the specific location of the area to be detected that is, the latitude and longitude information of the four vertices P1, P2, P3, and P4 of the area to be detected is as follows:
- Pt1 116.150049, 40.296833
- Pt2 116.0292983, 40.356959
- the energy (infrared) image used in the illustrative examples of the present invention was simulated based on infrared radiation characteristics with a resolution of 10 meters.
- the resolution of the latitude and longitude matrix must be the same as the resolution of the energy (infrared) image, so the sampling interval step here and the latitude matrix is 10 meters.
- the latitude of the sampling point in the i-th row and the j-th column of the latitude and longitude matrix is
- Locate(i,j) (locate(i,j)_longti,locate(i,j)_lati).
- Google Earth provides a programming interface to arrange the coordinates of each sample point in the latitude and longitude matrix locate in (1.2.2) into a vector, that is, the i+1th line of locate is placed one after the i-th row. Vector as input.
- Google Earth will automatically read each The latitude and longitude data of a sample point, and return the altitude data corresponding to each sample point. We only need to re-route the returned altitude data vector according to each row of long_num sample points, and the total lati_num line is output as a matrix, which is the terrain digital elevation information.
- the terrain digital elevation information in this example is shown in Figure 3.
- the topographic digital elevation information we will obtain will have some noise due to the digital elevation information matrix obtained in (1.3), as indicated by the black rectangle in Figure 2, which may come from inaccurate elevation data. Therefore, for these noises, the mean terrain filtering method is used to denoise the original terrain digital elevation information. That is, traversing the whole graph, the value of each sampling point is replaced by the mean value of the elevation information in a neighborhood within a certain local range, such as an s*s. This eliminates the effects of randomly distributed noise.
- the ridge line detection step includes the following sub-steps:
- FIG. 5 The overall flow chart of the ridge line initial detection algorithm is shown in Figure 5, which is divided into horizontal ridges. Line detection (3.1) and vertical ridge line detection (3.2) are two sub-steps. The continuous ridgeline removal is performed after the initial detection of the ridgeline (3.3).
- a continuous ridge line extraction algorithm is proposed, and the algorithm flow chart is shown in FIG. 7.
- the candidate points of the ridge line in the initial detection result of the ridge line are judged whether it is a discontinuous isolated point or a certain area (for example, within the neighborhood of t*t), the number of ridge line candidate points is less than a certain threshold th_num, and if so, it is judged
- the candidate points of the ridge line are non-ridge line points to prevent false alarms.
- the candidate points of the ridge line are non-ridge line points.
- the continuous ridgeline extraction results marked on the terrain digital elevation map are shown in Figure 8.
- the ridge position energy correction step includes the following sub-steps:
- the mountain effect is common in ridge locations: the temperature at the ridge is higher than the temperature at the mountainside.
- This paper cites the simulation results of the mountain temperature field for the unbanded underground target, as shown in Figure 9. Show. It can be seen that the temperature of the ridge in the center of the mountain is higher than the temperature at the mountainside.
- the nearest neighbor interpolation method is used to correct the energy at the ridge line.
- the algorithm flow chart is shown in Figure 10. It is mainly divided into the following two steps:
- the energy of the ridge line point is replaced by the energy average corresponding to the non-ridge line points in the four neighborhoods, and finally the ridge energy corrected result is obtained.
- a simulated infrared image (energy image) without energy correction is shown in FIG.
- the detected ridgeline position result is marked on the simulated infrared image as shown in FIG.
- the infrared simulation image of the ridge line position energy correction is shown in Fig. 13. Comparing Fig. 11 with Fig. 13, the bright areas of multiple places are significantly reduced, achieving the purpose of energy correction of the ridge position.
- the false alarms appearing at these locations during the detection of the strip-shaped underground target in step (5) are reduced.
- the strip underground target detection step includes the following sub-steps:
- search direction and traverse the center of the search for the first and last coordinates P0 (10, 27), P1 (283, 171), the search direction is approximately 120 °;
- the false alarm marks obtained by detecting the infrared simulation map before and after the above correction are shown in Fig. 14 and Fig. 15, and the false alarm rate is reduced from 24.7% to 21%.
- the position of the ridges marked in the box in Fig. 12 is reduced in Fig. 14 after ridge energy correction in Fig. 3 compared to Fig. 3 in which ridge energy correction is not performed.
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- 一种基于山脊能量校正的山地中带状地下目标的探测方法,其特征在于,所述方法包括如下步骤:(1)获取地形数字高程信息,包括下述子步骤:(1.1)确定数字高程信息覆盖范围的经纬度;(1.2)根据上述经纬度计算数字高程信息覆盖范围内经纬度矩阵;(1.3)根据上述经纬度矩阵计算经纬度矩阵中每个点的海拔,得到数字高程信息矩阵;(2)对步骤(1)获得的数字高程信息矩阵进行去噪预处理;(3)对降噪处理后的数字高程信息矩阵进行山脊线检测步骤;包括下述子步骤:(3.1)沿水平方向检测山脊线;(3.2)沿垂直方向检测山脊线;(3.3)根据上述水平方向检测的山脊线和垂直方向检测的山脊线,提取连续的山脊线;(4)山脊位置能量校正步骤;根据山脊位置能量分布特征对山脊位置能量进行校正;(5)在数字高程信息矩阵中进行带状地下目标探测的步骤;包括下述子步骤:(5.1)设置遍历探测带状地下目标所用参数;(5.2)根据上述参数对数字高程信息矩阵进行遍历探测,并将探测的带状地下目标位置输出。
- 如权利要求1所述的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(1.2)具体包括:(1.2.1)计算地形范围的宽度、高度步骤:根据步骤(1.1)中确定的矩形四个顶点的经纬度利用Google Earth提供的测距工具计算出矩形覆盖范围的宽度、高度标记为width、height单位为米,并计算出经纬度的范围;(1.2.2)计算经纬度矩阵的步骤:按照采样间隔step米,每次距离step米采样一次,分别计算出纵向、横向的采样点的数目,即:height/step,width/step,并计算出经纬度矩阵每相邻两个采样点的经度步长long_step和纬度步长lati_step,从而计算出经纬度矩阵中每一个采样点的经纬度。
- 如权利要求1或2所述的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(1.3)具体包括:将(1.2.2)中经纬度矩阵作为输入利用Google Earth得到每一个采样点的海拔数据,并根据该海拔数据生成地形数字高程信息矩阵输出。
- 如权利要求1至3任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(2)具体为:采用均值滤波方法对上述数字高程信息进行去噪预处理。
- 如权利要求1至3任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(3.1)具体为:沿着x方向遍历,将每一个采样点的高程值与y方向预设范围内的采样点的高程值比较,如果该采样点在y方向是极大值,则该点为水平方向的山脊线的候选点。
- 如权利要求1至3任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(3.2)具体为:沿着y方向遍历,将每一个采样点的高程值与x方向预设范围内的采样点的高程值比较,如果该采样点在x方向是极大值,则该点为垂直方向的山脊线的候选点。
- 如权利要求1至3任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(3.3)具体为:对步骤(3.1)、(3.2)提取出的每一个山脊线候选点进行连续性判别,判别准则如下:如果该候选山脊线点的t*t邻域内不同的山脊线候选点,则该山脊线候选点为最终的山脊线点;否则,判断该孤立的山脊线候选点为非山脊线点,最终得到连续山脊线标记图,其中t为预设值。
- 如权利要求1至3任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(4)具体为:对山脊位置的能量进行校正,校正的具体方法为:山脊线位置采样点的能量用山脊线位置两侧的采样点的能量的均值代替。
- 如权利要求1至3任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(5.1)中设置的参数具体为:采样段大小以及对比段距中心段的间隔:设下方有带状地下目标的山地地表的采样段的长度与宽度各为z个像素;带状地下目标两旁山地地表采样段的长度与宽度也各为z个像素;两旁山地地表采样段中心距离带状地下目标上方采样段中心的距离为s个像素,其中z、s为预设值。搜索的方向:通过查阅资料估计出该地区带状地下目标的走向,按照估计出的走向度数设置遍历搜索的中心首尾坐标P0(x0,y0),P1(x1,y1),这两点的连线通过该区域中点附近的位置;每次延展的距离:每搜索一组假设下方存在带状地下目标的山地地表图像与两边对比的山地地表图像就向两边平移距离d再继续新的一组的搜索,直到到达图像的边界,搜索自动停止;脉冲阈值:每一段中间假设下方存在带状地下目标的山地地表图像采样段的灰度均值与两边对比的山地地表图像采样段的灰度均值的差的绝对值,均大于该脉冲阈值th的时候,该处的脉冲才算作有效脉冲;若两个差值中任意一个小于脉冲阈值该处的脉冲就是因为信号微弱而被认为无效。
- 如权利要求1至3任一项所述的方法,其特征在于,所述步骤(5.2)具体为:由(5.1)中确定的遍历搜索的中心首尾坐标P0(x0,y0),P1(x1,y1), 开始使采样段从点P0(x0,y0)逐像素滚动到点P1(x1,y1),且每次滚动一个像素后,再左右各平移r个像素,r为预设值,寻找其中中间段与左右两边对比段差值最大的位置,并测试该位置的脉冲是否为有效脉冲,若为有效脉冲,则效脉冲数目增加一;接着计算P0,P1向两边平移每次延展的距离之后的坐标P0’,P1’,在P0’,P1’之间按照P0,P1之间同样的采样方法进行统计,并并计数有效脉冲数目;有效脉冲数目占总数目最大的一组两端坐标P0,P1确定的位置为带状地下目标位置,结果中其余脉冲出现的位置即为虚警位置。
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