Attention-Based Ensemble Learning for Crop Classification Using Landsat 8-9 Fusion
Zeeshan Ramzan, Nisar Ahmed, Qurat-ul-Ain Akram, Shahzad Asif, Muhammad Shahbaz, Rabin Chakrabortty, Ahmed F. Elaksher

TL;DR
This paper presents an ensemble learning approach utilizing fused Landsat 8-9 satellite imagery and vegetation indices to enhance crop classification accuracy in irrigated regions of Central Punjab.
Contribution
It introduces a novel ensemble learning framework combined with Landsat 8-9 fusion and feature selection for improved crop classification.
Findings
Enhanced spectral information through image fusion improved classification accuracy.
Ensemble learning outperformed individual classifiers in crop identification.
Vegetation indices contributed significantly to model performance.
Abstract
Remote sensing offers a highly effective method for obtaining accurate information on total cropped area and crop types. The study focuses on crop cover identification for irrigated regions of Central Punjab. Data collection was executed in two stages: the first involved identifying and geocoding six target crops through field surveys conducted in January and February 2023. The second stage involved acquiring Landsat 8-9 imagery for each geocoded field to construct a labelled dataset. The satellite imagery underwent extensive pre-processing, including radiometric calibration for reflectance values, atmospheric correction, and georeferencing verification to ensure consistency within a common coordinate system. Subsequently, image fusion techniques were applied to combine Landsat 8 and 9 spectral bands, creating a composite image with enhanced spectral information, followed by contrast…
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