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An Improved Geospatial Object Detection Framework for Complex Urban and Environmental Remote Sensing Scenes

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Zhu, Yueying
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Chen, Aidong
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Li, Xiang
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Pan, Yu
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Yuan, Yanwei
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Yang, Ning
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Chen, Wenwen
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Huang, Jiawang
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Cai, Jun
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Fu, Hui *
DOI:10.3390/app16031288delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Featured Application The RS-YOLO framework can be used in urban infrastructure monitoring, land use change detection, and transportation facility management. It offers a powerful GeoAI instrument for sustainable urban planning and environmental governance.Abstract The development of Geospatial Artificial Intelligence (GeoAI), combining deep learning and remote sensing imagery, is of great interest for automated spatial inference and decision-making support. In this paper, a GeoAI-based efficient object detection framework named RS-YOLO is introduced by adopting the YOLOv11 architecture. The model integrates Dynamic Convolution for adaptive receptive field adjustment, Selective Kernel Attention for multi-path feature aggregation, and the MPDIoU loss function for geometry-aware localization. The proposed approach outperforms in experimental results on the TGRS-HRRSD dataset of 13 scenes from different geospatial scenarios, giving an 89.0% mAP and an 87 F1-score. Beyond algorithmic advancement, RS-YOLO provides a GeoAI-based analytical tool for applications such as urban infrastructure monitoring, land use management, and transportation facility recognition, enabling spatially informed and sustainable decision-making in complex remote sensing environments.
Keywords:
Geospatial Artificial Intelligence (GeoAI)
urban monitoring
land use analysis
object detection
remote sensing images (RSIs)
adaptive receptive fields
multi-path feature attention

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Applied Sciences-Basel
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beijing union university
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269
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institute of semiconductors, cas
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chinese academy of sciences
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55.3W
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