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							Review on Various Image Processing Techniques in Satellite Imagery Applications
Abstract
The classification of historical maps has become a crucial task in today's rapidly changing landscape. Changes to city and state boundaries, vegetation areas, water bodies and more can be monitored through satellite images. Therefore, a thorough understanding of satellite image processing is essential for the classification of historical maps. This paper evaluates the advantages and disadvantages of various satellite image processing methods. While many computational methods exist, they perform differently for different applications and choosing the wrong method can lead to subpar results. The paper highlights the appropriate methods for various satellite image processing applications, comparing them to provide insight into the best solution for each problem. This research will assist in the selection of effective techniques for satellite image processing applications.
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