Abstract
Satellite imagery is the image taken from satellites from outer space. It captures the appearance of the earth's surface through remote sensing. Usually, satellite image's object is hardly detected because many objects are covered with cloud shadows in the sky. Edge detection has an important role in image analysis. Edge detection aims to extract the boundary of an object contained in the image. Gaussian Filter is usually used on edge detection to smooth the image and reduce noise. However, in satellite image, we can improve it by using another filter. In this research, we compare gaussian filter with bilateral filter and analyze those two methods. We also using several operators to see the optimized process. After the experiment, by using the comparison parameter such as largest PSNR value, and the smallest MSE value, we can conclude that Bilateral Filter with Canny Operator is the most optimized edge detection for Satellite Imagery.
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