REVOLUTIONIZING AIRCRAFT DETECTION IN HIGH RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGERY THROUGH DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES
Keywords:
Land Cover Change, Disaster Mitigation, Resource Management, Real-time Classification, Natural Disasters.Abstract
India faces frequent natural disasters such as floods, droughts, cyclones, and landslides, which significantly impact lives, infrastructure, and the environment. Between 1990 and 2020, India reported over 400 natural disasters, affecting more than 1 billion people and causing damages worth billions.With 68% of its land prone to drought, 12% to floods, and 8% to cyclones, the need for effective disaster
mitigation strategies is paramount.
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