Tensorflow Team

Using Tensorflow to Detect Objects in an Image

Research

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Mentor

Mentor: Jerome Mitchell

jerome.e.mitchell@gmail.com
Indiana University, Bloomington
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Reginald Kelley

reggiekelley43@gmail.com
Professional Statement
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ABSTRACT

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Using Tensorflow to Detect Objects in an Image

The abundance of various types of satellite imagery has created a challenge with processing and analyzing data into useful information. In this project, we explored the development, implementation, and evaluation of a machine learning algorithm, specifically a neural network, to automate the detection of ships to track traffic in a desired port or region. We also used a graphical approach to computation using TensorFlow, which offers easy massive parallelization and deployment to the cloud. The final result is an algorithm, which is capable of receiving images from various sources of imagery at various resolutions and be able to identify the appropriate objects within the image.

Keywords: machine learning, neural network, identification, ships, deep learning, image processing, TensorFlow


Links

These links provided resources for this project.

Elizabeth City State University

http://www.ecsu.edu
As a constituent institution of The University of North Carolina, Elizabeth City State University offers baccalaureate, professional, and master's degrees for a diverse student body. Our mission is to promote economic, social, and environmental progress for the people of northeastern North Carolina, the state, and the nation.

Center of Excellence in Remote Sensing Education and Research

http://cerser.ecsu.edu
The goal of CERSER is to develop and implement innovative and relevant education and research collaborations focused on ice sheet, coastal, ocean, and marine research.

Science Gateways Community Institute

https://sciencegateways.org
The Science Gateways Community Institute (SGCI) was established to provide resources, services, experts, and ideas for creating and sustaining science gateways. Science gateways are online interfaces that give researchers, educators, and students easy access to specialized, shared resources that are specific to a science or engineering discipline. For example, they may connect to or between instruments (such as telescopes or sensors), data collections, specialized software, or high-performance computing.


WHO WE ARE

The goal of CERSER is to develop and implement innovative and relevant education and research collaborations focused on ice sheet, coastal, ocean, and marine research. CERSER is also part of the Science Gateways Community Institute (SGCI) which provides coordinating activities across the National Science Foundation, eventually providing services more broadly to projects funded by other agencies. Sharing expertise about technologies and strategies would allow developers to concentrate on the novel, the challenging, and the cutting-edge development needed by their specific user communities.

CERSER

Center of Excellence in Remote Sensing
Education and Research

1704 Weeksville Road, Box 672
Elizabeth City, North Carolina 27909 
Phone (252) 335-3696 Fax (252) 335-3790