Automatic selection of potential wwii bombed areas by using spatial data

The reconstruction of military defense systems, (e.g. World War II defense lines) is generally based on military object identification and mapping. Since unexploded bombs can be still dangerous today, detecting bomb craters can be useful in creating hazard maps. The most significant problem is managing the large amount of relevant data. Therefore, there is a strong demand for automatically select the potential danger zones and also automate the entire processing workflow. Automatic methods have been developed to reduce the areas of interest. In addition, this method can be applied in other tasks as well, for example in settlement detection.