This presentation summarizes artificial neural networks (ANN) and their application in remote sensing image classification. ANN aims to mimic the human brain's structure and learning. The backpropagation ANN learns from labeled training data by adjusting weights to minimize error through forward and backward propagation. ANN can classify remote sensing imagery by learning pixel band patterns. A case study classified wetland types from satellite imagery using ANN, achieving 71-79% accuracy. While ANN shows potential for remote sensing classification, accuracy can be improved through preprocessing and model enhancements.