Deep Learning-Based Technique for Building Damage Extraction and Mapping from Ground-Level Images Using Visible Remote Sensing Indices and Edge Angle Dispersion as Input Features

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Authors: Haruhiro Shiraishi, Yuichiro Usuda
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Abstract

We developed a deep learning model for automated extraction and assessment of earthquake damage from dashcam and post-disaster images.By combining a custom-designed deep multi-layer perceptron model with an enhanced feature extraction methodology, we accurately classify image patches into "No Damage" (Class 0) and "Damage" (Class 1).The proposed model incorporates a rich set of image-based features, including color statistics, edge properties, and texture descriptors, along with strategies to mitigate class imbalance.Experimental results demonstrate the model's high performance in identifying damaged areas, particularly its excellent recall for the "Damage" class, which is critical for rapid disaster response and damage mapping.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Remote-Sensing Image Classification Infrastructure Maintenance and Monitoring Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Applications and Techniques

Publication details

Journal / source
8th International Conference on Knowledge Innovation and Invention
Publisher
MDPI
Pages
49–49
Publication date
5 February 2026
Language
EN