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Journal of Engineering Issues and Solutions Land Cover Segmentation from Satellite Imagery Using U-Net with Custom Loss and Morphological Postprocessing

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This project designs and implements a semantic segmentation pipeline using a modified U-Net architecture from scratch for pixel-level classification of satellite images and demonstrates a full end-to-end pipeline from model design to web deployment and sets a foundation for scalable geospatial AI applications tailored for Nepal.

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