SRCNet: Seminal Representation Collaborative Network for Marine Oil Spill Segmentation
Fang Chen, Heiko Balzter, Peng Ren, Huiyu Zhou

TL;DR
SRCNet is a novel deep learning framework that leverages SAR image representation and a generative-discriminative network pair to improve marine oil spill segmentation accuracy and efficiency, especially with limited training data.
Contribution
The paper introduces SRCNet, a collaborative neural network utilizing SAR-specific seminal representation for enhanced oil spill segmentation in SAR images.
Findings
SRCNet achieves superior segmentation accuracy compared to existing methods.
The seminal representation reduces training data requirements.
The regularisation term improves delineation of oil spill details.
Abstract
Effective oil spill segmentation in Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) images is critical for marine oil pollution cleanup, and proper image representation is helpful for accurate image segmentation. In this paper, we propose an effective oil spill image segmentation network named SRCNet by leveraging SAR image representation and the training for oil spill segmentation simultaneously. Specifically, our proposed segmentation network is constructed with a pair of deep neural nets with the collaboration of the seminal representation that describes SAR images, where one deep neural net is the generative net which strives to produce oil spill segmentation maps, and the other is the discriminative net which trys its best to distinguish between the produced and the true segmentations, and they thus built a two-player game. Particularly, the seminal representation exploited in our proposed SRCNet…
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Taxonomy
TopicsOil Spill Detection and Mitigation · Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies · Fire Detection and Safety Systems
