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    • Earth Observation
    • Image Analysis

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    • Change detection (CD) is vital for earth observation but struggles with high false alarm rates in heterogeneous scenes.
    • Existing CD methods lack robust control over false alarms, reducing the reliability of results.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a change detection framework that effectively controls the false alarm rate (FAR) in heterogeneous remote sensing images.
    • To improve the reliability and practical utility of change detection results.

    Main Methods:

    • Proposed a copula theory-based CD framework (FAR-Aware-Copula-CD).
    • Modeled heterogeneous CD as a binary hypothesis testing problem.
    • Utilized a generalized likelihood ratio test based on copula theory to characterize change statistics and control FAR.

    Main Results:

    • The FAR-Aware-Copula-CD framework successfully controls false alarms in heterogeneous CD tasks.
    • Experimental results on four real-world datasets validated the method's effectiveness.
    • Achieved a prespecified false alarm rate for reliable change detection.

    Conclusions:

    • FAR-Aware-Copula-CD offers a new approach for controllable false alarms in heterogeneous change detection.
    • The copula theory-based method enhances the accuracy and trustworthiness of earth observation data analysis.
    • This framework significantly improves the practical application of change detection in disaster monitoring and assessment.