He Li
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Research Subjects
He Li has a total of 16 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Dazhao Fan
Institute of Geospatial Information, Information Engineering University, Zhengzhou 450001, China
2 shared publications - Song Ji
Institute of Geospatial Information, Information Engineering University, Zhengzhou 450001, China
2 shared publications - Xiaochong Tong
Institute of Surveying and Mapping, Information Engineering University, Zhengzhou, China
2 shared publications - Chunping Qiu
Intelligent Game and Decision Lab (IGDL), Beijing, China
1 shared publication Congzhou Guo
Intelligent Game and Decision Laboratory (IGDL), Beijing, China
1 shared publication- Congzhou Guo
Informat Engn Univ, Inst Geospatial Informat, Zhengzhou 450001, Peoples R China
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- 14 April 2025
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters
- Vol. 22 (1545598X) , 1-5
Attention-Driven Object Encoding and Multiscale Contextual Perception for Improved Cross-View Object Geo-Localization
Cross-view object geo-localization is essential for applications like navigation and intelligent city management. By identifying objects in street-view/drone-view and precisely locating them in satellite imagery, more accurate geo-localization can be achieved compared to retrieval-based methods. However, existing approaches fail to account for query object shape/size and significant scale variations in remote sensing images. To address these limitations, we propose an Attention-Driven Multi-Scale Perception Network (AMPNet) for cross-view geo-localization. AMPNet employs an attention-driven object encoding (ADOE) based on segmentation, which provides prior information to enable learning more discriminative representations of the query object. Additionally, AMPNet introduces a cross-view multi-scale perception (CVMSP) module that captures multiscale contextual information using varying convolution kernels, and applies an MLP to enhance channel-wise feature interactions. Experimental results demonstrate that AMPNet outperforms state-of-the-art methods in both ground-to-satellite and drone-to-satellite object localization tasks on a challenging dataset.
- 14 April 2025
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters
- Vol. 22 (1545598X) , 1-5
Attention-Driven Object Encoding and Multiscale Contextual Perception for Improved Cross-View Object Geo-Localization
Cross-view object geo-localization is essential for applications like navigation and intelligent city management. By identifying objects in street-view/drone-view and precisely locating them in satellite imagery, more accurate geo-localization can be achieved compared to retrieval-based methods. However, existing approaches fail to account for query object shape/size and significant scale variations in remote sensing images. To address these limitations, we propose an Attention-Driven Multi-Scale Perception Network (AMPNet) for cross-view geo-localization. AMPNet employs an attention-driven object encoding (ADOE) based on segmentation, which provides prior information to enable learning more discriminative representations of the query object. Additionally, AMPNet introduces a cross-view multi-scale perception (CVMSP) module that captures multiscale contextual information using varying convolution kernels, and applies an MLP to enhance channel-wise feature interactions. Experimental results demonstrate that AMPNet outperforms state-of-the-art methods in both ground-to-satellite and drone-to-satellite object localization tasks on a challenging dataset.
- Open Access
- 28 December 2023
- Published by MDPI AG in Preprints.org
A Rapid Geolocation Algorithm for Three-axis Stabilization Geostationary Remote Sensing Satellite
The three-axis stabilization geostationary remote sensing satellite features high time resolution and plays a significant role in weather forecasting and environmental monitoring. With the future development of satellite technology, we propose a rapid geolocation algorithm for three-axis stabilization geostationary remote sensing satellites from the perspective of software algorithms. The method assesses conventional remote sensing data geolocation methods and the coordination group for meteorological satellites (CGMS, Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites) nominal grid publishing format. First, the initial incident viewing vector of each detector on the sensor was constructed. Then, by reflecting the satellite platform's east-west and north-south mirrors, the outgoing vector of the payload coordinate system was obtained. This vector was converted to the satellite body coordinate system and, subsequently, to the satellite orbit coordinate system. The conversion of the earth-fixed coordinate system and the mirror rotation angle under ideal CGMS grid conditions were obtained, and the mirror rotation angle was converted to the corresponding CGMS nominal grid position to complete data positioning. The algorithm omits the complex process of calculating the intersection point between the viewing vector and the geodetic ellipsoid sphere from the earth-fixed coordinate system, resulting in an 83.3% improvement in computational efficiency without compromising positioning accuracy compared with conventional geolocation methods. This algorithm greatly improves the processing efficiency of geostationary meteorological satellite positioning, but its limitation is that the data processing results must be released in the CGMS nominal grid format.
- 28 December 2023
- Published by MDPI AG in Preprints.org
Open AccessA Rapid Geolocation Algorithm for Three-axis Stabilization Geostationary Remote Sensing Satellite
The three-axis stabilization geostationary remote sensing satellite features high time resolution and plays a significant role in weather forecasting and environmental monitoring. With the future development of satellite technology, we propose a rapid geolocation algorithm for three-axis stabilization geostationary remote sensing satellites from the perspective of software algorithms. The method assesses conventional remote sensing data geolocation methods and the coordination group for meteorological satellites (CGMS, Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites) nominal grid publishing format. First, the initial incident viewing vector of each detector on the sensor was constructed. Then, by reflecting the satellite platform's east-west and north-south mirrors, the outgoing vector of the payload coordinate system was obtained. This vector was converted to the satellite body coordinate system and, subsequently, to the satellite orbit coordinate system. The conversion of the earth-fixed coordinate system and the mirror rotation angle under ideal CGMS grid conditions were obtained, and the mirror rotation angle was converted to the corresponding CGMS nominal grid position to complete data positioning. The algorithm omits the complex process of calculating the intersection point between the viewing vector and the geodetic ellipsoid sphere from the earth-fixed coordinate system, resulting in an 83.3% improvement in computational efficiency without compromising positioning accuracy compared with conventional geolocation methods. This algorithm greatly improves the processing efficiency of geostationary meteorological satellite positioning, but its limitation is that the data processing results must be released in the CGMS nominal grid format.
- Open Access
- 18 August 2023
- Published by MDPI AG in Applied Sciences
- Vol. 13 (16) , 9402
Improved Sea Ice Image Segmentation Using U2-Net and Dataset Augmentation
Sea ice extraction and segmentation of remote sensing images is the basis for sea ice monitoring. Traditional image segmentation methods rely on manual sampling and require complex feature extraction. Deep-learning-based semantic segmentation methods have the advantages of high efficiency, intelligence, and automation. Sea ice segmentation using deep learning methods faces the following problems: in terms of datasets, the high cost of sea ice image label production leads to fewer datasets for sea ice segmentation; in terms of image quality, remote sensing image noise and severe weather conditions affect image quality, which affects the accuracy of sea ice extraction. To address the quantity and quality of the dataset, this study used multiple data augmentation methods for data expansion. To improve the semantic segmentation accuracy, the SC-U2-Net network was constructed using multiscale inflation convolution and a multilayer convolutional block attention module (CBAM) attention mechanism for the U2-Net network. The experiments showed that (1) data augmentation solved the problem of an insufficient number of training samples to a certain extent and improved the accuracy of image segmentation; (2) this study designed a multilevel Gaussian noise data augmentation scheme to improve the network’s ability to resist noise interference and achieve a more accurate segmentation of images with different degrees of noise pollution; (3) the inclusion of a multiscale inflation perceptron and multilayer CBAM attention mechanism improved the ability of U2-Net network feature extraction and enhanced the model accuracy and generalization ability.
- 18 August 2023
- Published by MDPI AG in Applied Sciences
- Vol. 13 (16) , 9402
Open AccessImproved Sea Ice Image Segmentation Using U2-Net and Dataset Augmentation
Sea ice extraction and segmentation of remote sensing images is the basis for sea ice monitoring. Traditional image segmentation methods rely on manual sampling and require complex feature extraction. Deep-learning-based semantic segmentation methods have the advantages of high efficiency, intelligence, and automation. Sea ice segmentation using deep learning methods faces the following problems: in terms of datasets, the high cost of sea ice image label production leads to fewer datasets for sea ice segmentation; in terms of image quality, remote sensing image noise and severe weather conditions affect image quality, which affects the accuracy of sea ice extraction. To address the quantity and quality of the dataset, this study used multiple data augmentation methods for data expansion. To improve the semantic segmentation accuracy, the SC-U2-Net network was constructed using multiscale inflation convolution and a multilayer convolutional block attention module (CBAM) attention mechanism for the U2-Net network. The experiments showed that (1) data augmentation solved the problem of an insufficient number of training samples to a certain extent and improved the accuracy of image segmentation; (2) this study designed a multilevel Gaussian noise data augmentation scheme to improve the network’s ability to resist noise interference and achieve a more accurate segmentation of images with different degrees of noise pollution; (3) the inclusion of a multiscale inflation perceptron and multilayer CBAM attention mechanism improved the ability of U2-Net network feature extraction and enhanced the model accuracy and generalization ability.
- Open Access
- 17 July 2023
- Published by MDPI AG in Preprints.org
Improved Sea Ice Image Segmentation using U2-Net and Data Set Augmentation
Sea ice extraction and segmentation of remote sensing images is the basis for sea ice monitoring. Machine learning-based image segmentation methods rely on manual sampling and require complex feature extraction. Deep-learning semantic segmentation methods have the advantages of high efficiency, intelligence, and automation. Sea ice segmentation using deep learning methods faces the following problems: in terms of datasets, the high cost of sea ice image label production leads to fewer datasets for sea ice segmentation; in terms of image quality, remote sensing image noise and Severe weather conditions affects image quality, which affects the ac-curacy of sea ice extraction. To address the quantity and quality of the dataset, this study used multiple data augmentation methods for data expansion. To improve the semantic segmentation accuracy, the SC-U2-Net network was constructed using multi-scale inflation convolution and a multi-layer Convolutional Block Attention Module (CBAM) attention mechanism for the U2-Net network. The experiments showed that (1) data augmentation solved the problem of an insuffi-cient number of training samples to a certain extent and improved the accuracy of image seg-mentation. (2) This study designed a multilevel Gaussian noise data augmentation scheme to improve the network's ability to resist noise interference and achieve a more accurate segmenta-tion of images with different degrees of noise pollution. (3) The inclusion of a multi-scale inflation perceptron and multi-layer CBAM attention mechanism improved the ability of U2-Net network feature extraction and enhanced the model accuracy and generalization ability.
- 17 July 2023
- Published by MDPI AG in Preprints.org
Open AccessImproved Sea Ice Image Segmentation using U2-Net and Data Set Augmentation
Sea ice extraction and segmentation of remote sensing images is the basis for sea ice monitoring. Machine learning-based image segmentation methods rely on manual sampling and require complex feature extraction. Deep-learning semantic segmentation methods have the advantages of high efficiency, intelligence, and automation. Sea ice segmentation using deep learning methods faces the following problems: in terms of datasets, the high cost of sea ice image label production leads to fewer datasets for sea ice segmentation; in terms of image quality, remote sensing image noise and Severe weather conditions affects image quality, which affects the ac-curacy of sea ice extraction. To address the quantity and quality of the dataset, this study used multiple data augmentation methods for data expansion. To improve the semantic segmentation accuracy, the SC-U2-Net network was constructed using multi-scale inflation convolution and a multi-layer Convolutional Block Attention Module (CBAM) attention mechanism for the U2-Net network. The experiments showed that (1) data augmentation solved the problem of an insuffi-cient number of training samples to a certain extent and improved the accuracy of image seg-mentation. (2) This study designed a multilevel Gaussian noise data augmentation scheme to improve the network's ability to resist noise interference and achieve a more accurate segmenta-tion of images with different degrees of noise pollution. (3) The inclusion of a multi-scale inflation perceptron and multi-layer CBAM attention mechanism improved the ability of U2-Net network feature extraction and enhanced the model accuracy and generalization ability.