C-SPIN: Classification of Satellite Images for Prediction Network

Satellite image classification and prediction are crucial, with applications in domains ranging from environmental monitoring to urban planning, geological exploration, mapping, disaster response management, and agriculture. The paper provides a comprehensive analysis of current methods and techniques for object classification and prediction through satellite image data. The current work introduces the Classification of Satellite Images for Prediction Network (C-SPIN), which is meant to use both the spatial-geographical and temporal information inherent in satellite data. Image resolutions, compression, bit depth, sensor types, and spectral bands are among some of the variables, datasets, and factors considered in the research. Accurate object classification, detection, and prediction from satellite images are crucial for realising the full potential of the proposed model. The study gives insight on the strengths and limits of current models in various circumstances and highlights the potential capabilities of C-SPIN to enhance satellite image processing, image classification, and object prediction.