Application of aerial photography with visible atmospherically resistant index by using unmanned aerial vehicles for seagrass bed classification in kung krabaen bay, thailand
Chayhard, S., Manthachitra, V. and Buranapratheprat, A.
The classification based on VARI resulted in three classes, namely (i) long-leaved
species (Enhalus acoroides), (ii) short-leaved species (Halodule pinifolia and Halodule
uninervis), and (iii) other objects. The aerial photographs showed clearly differentiation in
seagrass species which different digital number value ranges with the VARI approach. The
overall accuracy of visual interpretation was higher than supervised classification of
88.88% and 61.11%, respectively. The technique confirmed to be useful for seagrass
species mapping in other areas. The results concluded that H. pinifolia and H. uninervis that
distributing on sandy clay and seashell substrates, while E. acoroides distributed only on
sandy areas.
Keywords
Aerial photography, Visible Atmospherically Resistant Index, Seagrass bed classification
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