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Compression algorithms for classification of remotely sensed images

The paper presents a comparison of the principal lossy compression algorithms, vector quantization (VQ), JPEG and wavelets (WV) posterior KLT applied to multispectral remotely sensed images and evaluated by the classification algorithm K-NN (K-nearest neighbor). The main goal of the compression of remotely sensed images is a reduction of the huge requirements for downlink and storage. The Karhunen Loeve transform first removes the interband correlation to produce the principal components of the image which are then compressed by the principal algorithms. The quality evaluation was done by a supervised classification with the well known algorithm K-NN for remote sensing applications and the MSE for visual aspects. The obtained results of these accurate and particular analysis of the current compression techniques are quite surprisingly compared to other previous works.