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    • Geospatial intelligence
    • Natural Language Processing (NLP)

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    • Accurate description of changes in multi-temporal remote sensing images is vital for geospatial understanding and land planning.
    • Remote sensing change captioning differs from natural image tasks by focusing on significant changes, unaffected by illumination, seasonal, or land cover variations.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To highlight the significance of accurate change description in remote sensing images.
    • To compare change captioning for natural, synthetic, and remote sensing images.
    • To propose an effective network for generating captions for bi-temporal remote sensing images.

    Main Methods:

    • A Siamese CNN-based feature extractor captures high-level representations from image pairs.
    • An attentive encoder with a hierarchical self-attention block identifies change-related features and generates image embeddings.
    • A transformer-based caption generator decodes image embeddings into descriptive captions.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed Chg2Cap network demonstrates effectiveness in generating accurate change captions for bi-temporal remote sensing images.
    • Comprehensive experimental analysis on two representative datasets validates the network's performance.
    • The study provides a valuable comparison between natural and remote sensing image change captioning.

    Conclusions:

    • The Chg2Cap network offers a robust solution for remote sensing change captioning, addressing key challenges in the field.
    • The developed methodology advances the application of NLP in analyzing geospatial data.
    • Open-sourced code and pre-trained models facilitate further research and development.