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TAMMs: Temporal-Aware Multimodal Model for Satellite Image Change Understanding and Forecasting

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  • Haebom

Author

Zhongbin Guo, Yuhao Wang, Ping Jian, Chengzhi Li, Xinyue Chen, Zhen Yang, Ertai E

TAMMs: Time-series satellite image analysis through an integrated framework.

Outline

TAMMs is the first integrated framework that simultaneously performs temporal change description (TCD) and future satellite image forecasting (FSIF) in time-series satellite image analysis. To address the challenges of long-term temporal dynamics modeling, TAMMs introduces a temporal adaptation module (TAM), which enhances the long-term dynamics understanding capability of fixed MLLMs, and a semantic fusion control injection (SFCI) mechanism that translates change understanding into fine-grained generative control. Through this synergistic design, understanding the TCD task directly enhances the consistency of the FSIF task.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Integrating TCD and FSIF within a single MLLM-diffusion architecture improves performance on both tasks.
Innovative design of TAMs and SFCI enhances understanding of long-term temporal dynamics.
Improved consistency of FSIF operations through synergy between the two operations.
Achieving state-of-the-art performance in both tasks.
Limitations:
The specific Limitations is not stated in the abstract.
Potential computational cost issues due to the complexity of the MLLM-diffusion architecture.
Need to verify generalizability to specific datasets or environments.
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