Method and system for detecting oil slicks in radar images
AssigneeTotalenergies Onetech
InventorsPeigen XIE, Clément KILLISLY, Bruno CONCHE, Véronique MIEGEBIELLE, Zhexuan HUANG
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AssigneeTotalenergies Onetech
InventorsPeigen XIE, Clément KILLISLY, Bruno CONCHE, Véronique MIEGEBIELLE, Zhexuan HUANG
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The present disclosure relates to a computer implemented method (10) for detecting an oil slick in a target image acquired by a spaceborne or airborne radar, wherein said method comprises: a phase (T1) of training a convolutional network using a set of training images, the set of training images comprising training images without oil slicks and training images with oil slicks, a phase (T2) of predicting the presence or absence of an oil slick on the target image by applying the convolutional network on said target image, wherein the phase (T1) of training of the convolutional network uses a loss function which combines a weighted-cross-entropy loss function and a Jaccard loss function.
A computer implemented method for detecting an oil slick in a target image acquired by a spaceborne or airborne radar, wherein said method comprises a phase of predicting the presence or absence of an oil slick in the target image by applying a convolutional network on said target image,
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A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising instructions which, when executed by a processor, configure said processor to carry out a phase of predicting the presence or absence of an oil slick in a target image, acquired by a spaceborne or an airborne radar, by applying a convolutional network on said target image,
A system for detecting an oil slick in a target image acquired by a spaceborne or an airborne radar, wherein said system comprises a processing circuit configured to carry out a phase of predicting the presence or absence of an oil slick in the target image by applying a convolutional network on said target image,
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