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Theses and Dissertations

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Road Accessibility Using Satellite Image Segmentation with Deep Learning
Author: Joel T. Pillonar, Jr; July R. Lleno; Ericca L. Gonzales; Joan I. Resare
2022 Computer Science

Nowadays, learning about a location’s accessibility is very crucial for everyone, especially those who intend to travel, transport goods, and open or expand their business. Hence, road accessibility opens up new market possibilities. Thus, this study, "Road Accessibility Using Satellite Image Segmentation with Deep Learning", provided results that can address road accessibility for business location viability. Quantitative research method was used for this study for it required data collection wherein researchers gathered images as their primary source in building dataset and added some images from the internet as their secondary source then directly proceed to data labeling. This research design fits this study as its specific objectives suggest the quantity of data such as the level of performance of the U-net Algorithm that is used before and after the optimization in terms of data analysis, regression, factor analysis, classification, and clustering Google Earth Pro geolocation images were collected and labeled accordingly using Labelbox as the primary dataset. The labeled dataset was used to train the Unet architecture model to classify road and building regions in the images. The said model has been evaluated using mean intersection over union to check the performance of the CNN algorithm and it has achieved 62% accuracy. Moreover, the web application prototype was also built incorporating the trained model to further test in the said model in determining the location’s business viability in terms of road accessibility. The overall result shows that the developed application was reliable in determining road accessibility using satellite image segmentation.


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