Overview
This output represents the intelligence core of our agricultural disaster assessment system. Using advanced machine learning and computer vision techniques, we're developing AI models that can automatically classify and quantify agricultural damage from satellite imagery and UAV data.
The AI system processes multi-spectral imagery, flood maps, and digital surface models to produce detailed damage assessments for different crop types, infrastructure, and land use categories.
AI Processing Pipeline
Our end-to-end pipeline integrates data from Outputs 1 & 2, applying state-of-the-art deep learning models for semantic segmentation, object detection, and change detection to produce actionable damage classifications.
Machine Learning Models
Crop Damage Classifier
Deep CNN for pixel-level crop damage classification across paddy rice, wheat, and sugarcane systems.
Infrastructure Detector
YOLO-based model for detecting damaged buildings, roads, and agricultural infrastructure.
Change Detection Model
Siamese network for temporal change analysis between pre and post-disaster imagery.
Flood Severity Estimator
Regression model for estimating flood depth and duration impact on agricultural areas.
Development Progress
Damage Classification Schema
Our standardized classification system enables consistent damage assessment across different crop types and geographic regions.
Technical Implementation
Deep Learning Framework
- Primary Framework: PyTorch with torchvision for computer vision tasks
- Model Architectures: U-Net for segmentation, ResNet backbone for classification
- Training Infrastructure: Multi-GPU setup with distributed training capabilities
- Data Augmentation: Geometric and radiometric transforms for robustness
Feature Engineering
- Multi-spectral band combinations (NDVI, NDWI, SAVI)
- Texture analysis using Local Binary Patterns and GLCM
- Elevation derivatives from DSM data
- Temporal features from multi-date imagery
Quality Assurance
- Cross-validation with stratified sampling
- Ground truth verification using field survey data
- Confusion matrix analysis and class-balanced metrics
- Uncertainty quantification for prediction confidence