Super-Resolution Reconstruction Algorithm of Remote Sensing Image with Two-Branch Semantic Enhanced Perception

Aiming at the problem of poor reconstruction due to the blurring of feature targets in remote sensing images and the influence of background noise, in this paper, a super-resolution reconstruction algorithm for remote sensing images incorporating two-branch semantic enhanced perception is proposed. Firstly, a global-local spatial attention module is designed to enhance the semantic representation of features at different scales of spatial global-local, and at the same time strengthen the discriminative ability of the network for effective feature groups. Secondly, a channel grouping-aggregation attention module is proposed to enhance the model’s discriminative ability for ground objects features by designing feature grouping-aggregation and channel attention modules, and strengthen the model’s ability to focus on effective feature channels. Experiments show that on the UC Merced dataset, the PSNR reaches 34.397 dB, 29.920 dB and 28.128 dB respectively at the ×2/×3/×4 multiplier, and the structural similarity reaches 0.931, 0.834 and 0.791 at the ×2/×3/×4 multiplier. On the AID dataset, the PSNR reaches 32.524 dB, 29.317 dB and 27.522 dB respectively at the×2/×3/×4 multiplier, and the structural similarity reaches 0.895, 0.829 and 0.721 at the ×2/×3/×4 multiplier. Compared with other mainstream algorithms, both indices are improved, and the edge and regional details of reconstructed images are better, effectively overcoming the problems of fuzzy feature information of ground objects and background noise, which lead to poor reconstruction effect of remote sensing images.