The complete partioning of a remote sensing scene into non-overlapping regions/segments/objects is a strongly developing concept in the field of image interpretation. The lesson on “Object based image analysis” deals with the principles of image object formation in geosciences. Several segmentation approaches are presented and compared. Furthermore, underlying principles of object based classification approaches are outlined.
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