The application of mobile GIS in mine land reclamation monitoring

Hu, Ruiheng; Liu, W.M.; Wang, S.; Zhang, X.Z.; Li, Y.

doi:10.1201/9781315166582-23

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“…In terms of coastline monitoring, Wang Houjun et al proposed an optical imaging map obtained by airborne SAR radar, which can be compared with the area, shape and other spatial geographic information obtained at different periods of reclamation. This method can complete the extraction of the coastline and automatically output the analysis results of reclaimed land and geological features by detecting changes in spatio-temporal distribution characteristics [7]. In terms of marine resource law enforcement, due to limited coverage of maritime law enforcement forces, it is difficult to ensure full-time and all-round law enforcement in the jurisdictional waters.…”

Section: Management Of Ocean Resources and Environmentmentioning

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Research on the Application of Marine Multi-Modal Big Data in Maritime Law Enforcement

Liu,

Zhu,

et al. 2023

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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This article first elaborates on the characteristics and classification of big data for maritime law enforcement, and analyzes the current application status of big data in the field of maritime law enforcement. Subsequently, based on the research situation of big data application in the marine field both domestically and internationally, discussions were conducted on the direction of big data application towards maritime law enforcement. Finally, in response to the shortcomings in the application of big data for maritime law enforcement, and drawing on existing research experience at home and abroad, a method based on the Apriori algorithm for data mining of maritime illegal activities is proposed.

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Section: Management Of Ocean Resources and Environmentmentioning

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Research on the Application of Marine Multi-Modal Big Data in Maritime Law Enforcement

Liu,

Zhu,

et al. 2023

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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“…Wu focused on the using of domestic HR images for object-oriented change detection and extraction of construction areas (Wu et al, 2016). Hu used GF1 data for land cover dynamic monitoring (Hu et al, 2016). Since years of practice in land law enforcement, the current situation for remote sensing monitoring is very obvious.…”

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The Application of Chinese High-Spatial-Resolution Remote Sensing Satellite Image in Land Law Enforcement Information Extraction

Wang

Yang

2018

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Chinese high -resolution (HR) remote sensing satellites have made huge leap in the past decade. Commercial satellite datasets, such as GF-1, GF-2 and ZY-3 images, the panchromatic images (PAN) resolution of them are 2&thinsp;m, 1&thinsp;m and 2.1&thinsp;m and the multispectral images (MS) resolution are 8&thinsp;m, 4&thinsp;m, 5.8&thinsp;m respectively have been emerged in recent years. Chinese HR satellite imagery has been free downloaded for public welfare purposes using. Local government began to employ more professional technician to improve traditional land management technology. This paper focused on analysing the actual requirements of the applications in government land law enforcement in Guangxi Autonomous Region. 66 counties in Guangxi Autonomous Region were selected for illegal land utilization spot extraction with fusion Chinese HR images. The procedure contains: A. Defines illegal land utilization spot type. B. Data collection, GF-1, GF-2, and ZY-3 datasets were acquired in the first half year of 2016 and other auxiliary data were collected in 2015. C. Batch process, HR images were collected for batch preprocessing through ENVI/IDL tool. D. Illegal land utilization spot extraction by visual interpretation. E. Obtaining attribute data with ArcGIS Geoprocessor (GP) model. F. Thematic mapping and surveying. Through analysing 42 counties results, law enforcement officials found 1092 illegal land using spots and 16 suspicious illegal mining spots. The results show that Chinese HR satellite images have great potential for feature information extraction and the processing procedure appears robust.

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The application of mobile GIS in mine land reclamation monitoring

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Research on the Application of Marine Multi-Modal Big Data in Maritime Law Enforcement

Research on the Application of Marine Multi-Modal Big Data in Maritime Law Enforcement

The Application of Chinese High-Spatial-Resolution Remote Sensing Satellite Image in Land Law Enforcement Information Extraction

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