Hyperspectral Image Change Detection Based on Simam Multi-Scale Joint Features

The remote sensing satellite system has steadily developed, and the availability of massive high-quality satellite remote sensing data has rapidly improved. The dynamic monitoring of land cover changes using hyperspectral data has received great attention. The existing change detection methods usually use the spatial correlation or spatial-spectral correlation of hyperspectral images, lacking an overall consideration of the three-dimensional temporal-spatial-spectral joint features, resulting in suboptimal change detection results. Given the considerations above, this paper proposes a SimAM multi-scale joint feature extraction network for hyperspectral image change detection. The proposed method first adopts SimAM multi-scale joint features network to consider the hyperspectral image as a whole, and extracts multi-scale temporal-spatial-spectral joint features from the network. Then, uses multi-scale feature weighted fusion module to weight different scale features after simple fusion, highlighting the change regions. Finally, adopts the batch-balance measurement module to measure the similarity of the bi-temporal fusion features and output the change detection result map. Experiments show that on two public datasets, the proposed method can achieve a good change detection effect.