EVALUATION OF TRANSPORT FLOW USING DEEP LEARNING METHODS OF SATELLITE IMAGES
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https://doi.org/10.37547/ijasr-04-04-13Keywords:
Transport Flow, satellite images, urban trafficAbstract
The exponential growth of urbanization has led to increasing problems in traffic management, which require innovative solutions for efficient estimation of traffic flow. Deep learning methods are emerging as a powerful tool for processing and analyzing satellite images, and are being used for traffic flow estimation. This paper describes deep learning-based methods for traffic flow estimation using satellite imagery.
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