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Historical buildings intelligent identification Zhou Jian Ye Zhen, official account: Architectural Heritage journal Zhou Jian, Ye Zhen, Yu Wenbin, Song Junfeng, Li Yan Ning, feasibility study of intelligent recognition of historical buildings — using the orthophoto and digital image detection technology in Jiangnan Water Town experiment, citing Zhou Jian, Ye Zhen, Yu Wenbin, The feasibility study of intelligent recognition of historical buildings — the experiment of ancient towns in Jiangnan Water Town using orthophoto and digital image detection technology [J]

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Architectural heritage, 2020, (03): 102-110

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Research purpose to design an intelligent recognition tool of historical buildings based on spatial data

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The identification of historical buildings, historical blocks and historical villages and towns are all discovered by experts and surveyed by experts on the spot

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This kind of screening method needs “manual discovery” first, and “manual identification” second

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The workload of on-site survey is heavy, the time of internal and external work is long, and there are inevitable omissions

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In recent years, with the rapid development of information technology, oblique photography and digital image recognition technology, people’s ability to collect, store and analyze spatial data has been greatly improved

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It is a new field to apply these new technologies to the research and protection of urban and rural cultural heritage (material), including the census, evaluation and monitoring management of material heritage

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Research methods based on the spatial orthophoto data collected by UAV, with the help of morphological and typological principles, the intelligent recognition model is established by using image recognition technology

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Through model operation, the historical building intelligent recognition and spatial positioning are carried out on the orthophoto, and the potential historical building points are marked on the orthophoto

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Professor Zhou Jian, School of architecture and urban planning, Tongji University

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Research direction: cultural heritage protection, urban renewal and urban design, residential planning and design

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Professor Zhou Jian has been engaged in the teaching, research and practice of urban and rural planning for more than 30 years

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He has completed more than 200 planning and design projects and accumulated rich practical experience

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Since 1999, it has won 21 awards in all previous national excellent urban and rural planning and design awards, including 5 first-class awards, 1 Gold Award for national excellent engineering survey and design, 2 international awards for cultural heritage protection, and many honorary titles such as the knight of French literature and art, Shanghai May 1st Labor Medal, etc

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