Radar sounders (RSs) provide information on the subsurface of the cryosphere through the use of electromagnetic (EM) signals by producing radargrams. Radargrams are used to detect and analyze relevant targets in the subsurface of icy regions. Up to now, studies of the subsurface structure of the cryosphere with radargrams have been conducted manually or applying semiautomatic techniques. However, these techniques present efficiency and adaptability disadvantages. To overcome these issues, we propose automatic analysis techniques for radargrams of icy regions based on deep learning (DL). Experimental analysis is conducted for the automatic segmentation of areas of interest in radargrams of ice shelves of coastal areas acquired by the radar sounder MCoRDS2.

Automatic Segmentation of Ice Shelves with Deep Learning

Garcia, Miguel Hoyo;Donini, Elena;Bovolo, Francesca
2021-01-01

Abstract

Radar sounders (RSs) provide information on the subsurface of the cryosphere through the use of electromagnetic (EM) signals by producing radargrams. Radargrams are used to detect and analyze relevant targets in the subsurface of icy regions. Up to now, studies of the subsurface structure of the cryosphere with radargrams have been conducted manually or applying semiautomatic techniques. However, these techniques present efficiency and adaptability disadvantages. To overcome these issues, we propose automatic analysis techniques for radargrams of icy regions based on deep learning (DL). Experimental analysis is conducted for the automatic segmentation of areas of interest in radargrams of ice shelves of coastal areas acquired by the radar sounder MCoRDS2.
2021
978-1-6654-0369-6
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Utilizza questo identificativo per citare o creare un link a questo documento: https://hdl.handle.net/11582/328568
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