The ports in our country serve as vital economic hubs with a commitment to ecological awareness.
The Department of Mobility and Public Works (MOW) of the Flemish Government faces challenges in mapping the movements of water bodies crashing against port structures.
While seawall techniques are easy to chart due to their fixed structure, mapping dynamic water movements is much more complex.
Our Solution
Drones capture aerial photographs of port infrastructure, assisting MOW in mapping images around bodies of water. They create 3D models through photogrammetry.
To streamline the time-consuming process of manually masking water bodies in 3D models, we developed a machine-learning model to help them.
Our Segmantic Segmentation Model automatically detects and marks bodies of water in drone photos.
Each pixel in the photo is marked as water (0) or non-water (1). The model achieves high accuracy, with a score of 0.985 in test jobs.
Impact Created
The AI application significantly reduces the time employees spend marking bodies of water.
Ensures more accurate labeling of water bodies, enhancing the quality of port infrastructure mapping.
Enables continuous improvement of the model to perform optimally in various areas, such as rivers and canals.
Facilitates easy uploading and processing of images through an Azure-based data pipeline, with outputs ready for client download and feedback integration.
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