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Segment Anything Model for Refugee-Dwelling Extraction with Few Samples from High-Resolution Satellite Imagery

Authors: Gao, Yunya; Zhao, Hui;

Segment Anything Model for Refugee-Dwelling Extraction with Few Samples from High-Resolution Satellite Imagery

Abstract

Customizing Segment Anything Model (SAM) has recently attracted considerable attention in remote sensing domains. This study explores the performance of SAM-Adapter in refugee-dwelling extraction in three different refugee camps from high-resolution satellite images. The findings indicate that with scarce sample data, SAM-Adapter marginally outperforms other semantic segmentation models. This underscores SAM's promising potential for building extraction tasks when data is limited.

Keywords

Segment Anything Model, Dwelling Extraction

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