A CNN Image Classification Analysis for ‘Clean-Coast Detector’ as Tourism Service Distribution

CHANG,, M. , XING,, Y. Y. , ZHANG,, Q. Y. , HAN,, S. , & KIM,, M. (2020). A CNN Image Classification Analysis for ‘Clean-Coast Detector’ as Tourism Service Distribution. The Journal of Distribution Science, 18(1), 15-26, https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.15722/jds.18.1.202001.15

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Abstract

Purpose: This study is to analyze the image classification using Convolution Neural Network and Transfer Learning for Jeju Island and to suggest related implications. As the biggest tourist destination in Korea, Jeju Island encounters environmental issues frequently caused by marine debris along the seaside. The ever-increasing volume of plastic waste requires multidirectional management and protection. Research design, data and methodology: In this study, the deep learning CNN algorithm was used to train a number of images from Jeju clean and polluted beaches. In the process of validating and testing pre-processed images, we attempted to explore their applicability to coastal tourism applications through probabilities of classifying images and predicting clean shores. Results: We transformed and augmented 194 small image dataset into 3,880 image data. The results of the pre-trained test set were 85%, 70% and 86%, and then its accuracy has increased through the process. We finally obtained a rapid convergence of 97.73% and 100% (20/20) in the actual training and validation sets. Conclusions: The tested algorithms are expected to implement in applications for tourism service distribution aimed at reducing coastal waste or in CCTVs as a detector or indicator for residents and tourists to protect clean beaches on Jeju Island.

keywords: Marine Debris, Clean Coast Detector, Convolution Neural Network, Tourism Application, Environmental Management

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A CNN Image Classification Analysis for ‘Clean-Coast Detector’ as Tourism Service Distribution

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