International Journal of Remote Sensing · 1998 · 435 citations · 11 references
Natural ResourcesEarth SciencesGeoinformaticsLandscape Change DetectionLandscape Pattern AnalysisRemote SensingChange DetectionLand Cover Change DetectionLand Surface MonitoringLand Use Change DetectionRemote Sensing Change DetectionRemote Sensing Image AnalysisChange AnalysisChange Detection From Multispectral ImageryChange Detection From Remote SensingChange Vector AnalysisLand Change DetectionMultispectral AnalysisSpectral Change DetectionVector Analysis
Change vector analysis (CVA) is a robust approach for detecting and characterizing radiometric change in multispectral remote sensing data sets. CVA is reviewed as a useful technique to: (1) process the full dimensionality of multispectral/multi-layer data so as to ensure detection of all change present in the data; (2) extract and exploit the 'components' of change in multispectral data; and (3) facilitate composition and analysis of change images. Examples drawn from various projects are included throughout this methodological discussion, in order to illustrate the CVA approach and suggest its potential utility.
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