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Rules used to classify regions in images that have been remotely sensed from airborne or satellite platforms are not universal truths even for gross feature detection (i.e., trees, man-made objects, water, etc.). The classification of each pixel in a data set obtained from an aerial or satellite image can be a difficult and time-consuming process for both a computer and a human. Consequently, throughout...