This research focuses on the analysis of aerial imagery, specifically satellite and terrain images sourced from the Google Maps API. The primary objective is to develop a deep learning framework capable of discerning images taken from the same geographical location, leveraging common features present in both satellite and terrain imagery. This endeavor involves the utilization of transfer learning in a Siamese network to extract meaningful feature maps. By identifying feature maps that represent shared attributes, it becomes plausible to establish connections between these typically disparate data sources. This linkage, in turn, augments the precision of geospatial analysis. This research not only promises advancements in geospatial data analysis but also extends its impact to broader domains, including remote sensing, environmental science, and urban planning by enabling the harmonious integration of diverse aerial data sources.
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