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You are already at the latest version Ship detection in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery, an indispensable all-weather technology for marine engineering and coastal safety, remains challenging in complex nearshore scenes due to coupled speckle noise, sea-land clutter, large scale variation, and extreme class imbalance. Existing decoupled pipelines fail to jointly mitigate these degradations, leading to high false alarm rates and poor generalization.
This version is not peer-reviewed. Yongqi Kang,Haiping Qu * Yongqi Kang,Haiping Qu * You are already at the latest version Rotated ship detection in complex synthetic aperture radar (SAR) scenes remains a critical yet challenging task for maritime remote sensing applications.
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