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土壤有机质光谱特征研究 总被引：38，自引：0，他引：38
对在宜兴市和横山县采集的174个土样400nm～2500nm波段的光谱曲线进行了研究。为了有效去除背景噪声对目标光谱的影响，并将非线性关系线性化，首先对土壤光谱进行了14种变换，然后运用光谱微分技术、逐步回归分析等方法研究了土壤光谱反射特性与土壤有机质之间的关系。结果表明，反射率对数的一阶微分这一变换形式对土壤有机质含量最为敏感。建立了相应的回归预测模型，模型方程判定系数达到0．885，较好地利用土壤光谱反射特性预测了土壤有机质的含量。 相似文献
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松嫩平原典型土壤高光谱定量遥感研究 总被引：5，自引：0，他引：5
为实现松嫩平原典型土壤理化参数时空信息的快速获取,为定量遥感、精准农业等相关研究服务,以松嫩平原典型土壤的高光谱反射率为研究对象,分析土壤反射光谱特征及其与土壤理化参数的关系,建立基于反射光谱指数的土壤理化参数遥感估算模型;提取黑土光谱特征点,建立黑土反射光谱曲线模拟函数.结果表明:松嫩平原不同土壤光谱特征差异主要在450-600,600-800 nm两个吸收谷部分,土壤有机质是黑土反射光谱特征的决定因素;不同于南方土壤,铁对松嫩平原典型土壤反射光谱特征的影响较小;随着含水量的增加,土壤水分对土壤光谱反射率的作用过程可以用三次方程定量描述;基于土壤反射率及反射光谱特征的土壤理化参数光谱预测模型可以用于土壤相关理化参数的快速测定;基于光谱特征点的黑土反射光谱曲线模拟函数可以准确描述黑土的反射光谱特征,这一方法可以用于高光谱数据压缩和基于多光谱数据的高光谱反射率重建. 相似文献
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面向土壤分类的高光谱反射特征参数模型 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
提出了一种无损、快速、成本低的土壤分类方法,选取松嫩平原4种典型土壤(黑土、黑钙土、风砂土和草甸土)耕层(0—20 cm)土样的实验室反射光谱数据作为研究对象,采用重采样、包络线消除法处理光谱数据,提取反映反射光谱特征的光谱特征参数,利用K均值聚类(K-means clustering)和决策树(decision tree)分别进行聚类分析和分类模型构建,实现土壤的快速分类。结果表明,利用表层土壤反射光谱特征参数构建的决策树分类模型可以对研究区土壤进行分类。研究成果有望加快土壤制图,为土壤理化性质的时空变化研究提供技术支持。 相似文献
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土壤中粘土矿物的反射光谱定量分析 总被引：6，自引：1，他引：6
土壤的粘土矿化和高岭石富集是烃类微渗漏的显着特征之一, 研究土壤中的主要粘土矿物的含量与其反射光谱的定量关系对利用成像光谱技术进行油气资源勘查具有实用意义。本文研究了土壤的近红外反射光谱与土壤中主要的粘土矿物, 特别是高岭石的丰度的关系, 给出了估计其含量的回归方程式, 其相关系数达0.8以上。 相似文献
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重金属铜污染植被光谱响应特征研究 总被引：12，自引：1，他引：11
重金属铜污染植被的反射光谱特性会发生明显改变。在本研究中,采用不同程度的铜污染土壤作为培养基质,选择春小麦、上海青两种农作物进行铜胁迫实验,获取了4个不同生育期、10个不同铜污染强度下的植被叶片的反射光谱,并采用铜污染叶片7个特征波段和光谱角的方法研究了铜污染叶片的光谱特征。结果表明,铜污染叶片光谱差异与作物时期和作物类型有关,可以采用叶片光谱角描述铜污染叶片与健康叶片的光谱差异。该方法只需与阈值做简单的比较,方法简便易行,而且对轻度及重度铜污染十分敏感。叶片光谱辐射传输模型反演结果表明铜污染叶片内部结构参数N明显变大,这也证明了铜污染使叶片内部结构更加散乱无序。在此基础上进一步建立了N与红肩处反射率值的线性关系,相关系数为0.978。本文为铜污染叶片光谱反射模型的建立提供了初步的数据基础与理论支持。 相似文献
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半干旱草场的多角度多波段反射率遥感模型 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
从几何光学(GO)模型出发,针对半干旱的草场植被,引入了多光谱冠层反射模型MSRM、土壤反射光谱Price模型以及土壤方向性反射Walthall模型,提出一种适用于区域尺度的多角度多波段反射率模型,并采用MISR和MODIS卫星数据进行验证,验证结果表明模型有较好的适用性。这为多角度、多波段遥感数据用于半干旱草场植被的定量研究提供了新的方法。 相似文献
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V Govardhan 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》1991,19(3):175-185
Spectral reflectance of different soil subgroups from different soil orders were measured using a field radiometer. The results showed that, on the basis of spectral signatures, different soils can be delineated. The physico-chemical characteristics including moisture content showed a definite bearing on the spectral reflectance. The plant cover, tillage and crop residue content influenced greatly spectral reflectance as compared to bare soil. The spectral reflectance on soil aggregate size showed that reflectance decreased with increase in the aggregate size. The saline and sodic soils also recorded greater spectral reflectance in relation to normal soils. 相似文献
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土壤有机质光谱特征研究(英文) 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
The study on soil spectral reflectance features is the physical basis for soil remote sensing. Soil organic matter content
influences the soil spectral reflectance dramatically. This paper studied the spectral curves between 400 nm∼2500 nm of 174
soil samples which were collected in Hengshan county and Yixing county. Fourteen types of transformations were applied to
the soil reflectance R to remove the noise and to linearize the correlation between reflectance (independent variable) and soil organic matter (SOM)
content (dependent variable). Then, the methods such as derivative spectrum technology and stepwise regression analysis, were
applied to study the relationship between these soil spectral features and soil organic matter content. It shows that order
1 derivative of the logarithm of reflectance (O1DLA) is the most sensitive to SOM among the various transform types of reflectance
in consideration. The regression model whose coefficient of determination reaches 0.885 is built. It predicted the soil organic
matter content with higher effect.
Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 40271007). 相似文献
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Soil salinization is a worldwide environmental problem with severe economic and social consequences. In this paper, estimating the soil salinity of Pingluo County, China by a partial least squares regression (PLSR) predictive model was carried out using QuickBird data and soil reflectance spectra. At first, a relationship between the sensitive bands of soil salinity acquired from measured reflectance spectra and the spectral coverage of seven commonly used optical sensors was analyzed. Secondly, the potentiality of QuickBird data in estimating soil salinity by analyzing the correlations between the measured reflectance spectra and reflectance spectra derived from QuickBird data and analyzing the contributions of each band of QuickBird data to soil salinity estimation Finally, a PLSR predictive model of soil salinity was developed using reflectance spectra from QuickBird data and eight spectral indices derived from QuickBird data. The results indicated that the sensitive bands covered several bands of each optical sensor and these sensors can be used for soil salinity estimation. The result of estimation model showed that an accurate prediction of soil salinity can be made based on the PLSR method (R2 = 0.992, RMSE = 0.195). The PLSR model's performance was better than that of the stepwise multiple regression (SMR) method. The results also indicated that using spectral indices such as intensity within spectral bands (Int1, Int2), soil salinity indices (SI1, SI2, SI3), the brightness index (BI), the normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) and the ratio vegetation index (RVI) as independent model variables can help to increase the accuracy of soil salinity mapping. The NDVI and RVI can help to reduce the influences of vegetation cover and soil moisture on prediction accuracy. The method developed in this paper can be applied in other arid and semi-arid areas, such as western China. 相似文献
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Tarik Mitran T. Ravisankar M.A. Fyzee Janaki Rama Suresh G. Sujatha K. Sreenivas 《国际地球制图》2015,30(6):701-721
The relationship between soil salinity parameters and their influence on soil spectral characteristics were analyzed using both satellite data (Hyperion) and reflectance data of soil samples collected from parts of Ahmedabad district of Gujarat, India. The soil spectral reflectance curves were assessed using absorption feature parameters by DISPEC software to identify suitable spectral band for salinity characterization. The Hyperion data of the study area were processed and classified into different classes by spectral angle mapper algorithm using spectral library generated from soil spectra. The results showed that among all the observed soil parameters Electrical Conductivity, Exchangeable Sodium Percentage, Cation Exchange Capacity and Mg++ predictions can be made accurately based on partial least square regression models developed from selected wavelengths. Out of the total study area moderately saline-sodic, severely saline-sodic, severely saline and slightly saline soils occupy 23.5, 12.6, 10.9 and 0.04%, respectively. 相似文献
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G. K. Khadse 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》2012,40(4):717-724
In-situ spectral reflectance characteristics of soils were studied under field conditions with Multiband Ground Truth Radiometer covering 0.45?C0.52, 0.52?C0.59, 0.62?C0.68, and 0.77?C0.86 ??m spectral bands. Twenty-two surface soil samples were studied in laboratory for their spectral reflectance characteristics using ISCO Model S.R. Spectroradiometer in visible wavelength (450?C725 nm), with 25 nm bandwidth, and in infrared wavelength (750?C1550 nm), with 50 nm bandwidth. The Bidirectional reflectance factor representative of spectral reflectance varied from 3.78 to 11.3???m in band 1, 6.09 to 15.41???m in band 2, 8.05 to 19.41???m in band 3, and 12.18 to 31.2???m in band 4. In-situ spectral reflectance in general increases with the wavelength from visible to infrared bands for all the soils. Black soils have relatively lower reflectance as compared to red soils, which is attributed to the variation in the physicochemical properties of soils. Spectral reflectance, under laboratory conditions, for all the soils increases with wavelength from visible to infrared region except at 950 nm and 1200 nm, where reflectance decreased in all soils, due to weaker water absorption bands and also at 1350 nm, due to strong water absorption at this band. The spectral reflectance of red soils were higher, in-situ as well as under laboratory conditions, as compared to black soils, which is attributed to variation in soil colour, organic matter and clay content of soils. It is observed that the spectral reflectance decrease due to moisture content in soils in all the spectral bands because of darker appearance of soils at moist conditions. Laboratory reflectance measurements serve to define the extent to which intrinsic spectral information is available from soils as a consequence of their composition. 相似文献
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Spectral reflectance characteristics of soils and its correlation with soil properties and surface conditions 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
A. K. Sinha 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》1986,14(1):1-9
In-situ spectral reflectance of soils was measured at various test sites of India in four spectral bands within the visible and near-infrared wavelength comparable to Landsat Multispectral Scanner (MSS). Reflectance behaviour of soils under different field conditions was analysed and the spectral reflectance curves for different soil types were obtained. Soil samples pertaining to each test site were analysed for mechanical composition, physioco-chemical properties to identify their relationship with soil reflectance. These spectral reflectance curves were further examined as to their usefulness in discriminating various soil types. Five distinct soil types namely, Black cotton soils (Typic Pellusterts), Marine Soils (Typic Halaquepts), Lateritic Soils (Plinthic Tropohumults), Alluvial Soils (Typic Ustochrepts), Coastal Sandy Soils (Typic Psammaquents), were discriminated on the basis of significant relationships between the spectral reflectance data and soil properties. 相似文献
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N. K. Patel R. K. Saxena Ajay Shiwalkar 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》2007,35(1):73-79
A field experiment was conducted to study the effect of vegetation cover on soil spectra and relationship of spectral indices with vegetation cover. Multi-date spectral measurements were carried out on twelve wheat fields. Five sets of measurements were taken during the growth period of wheat crop. Field reflectance data were collected in the range 350 to 1800 nm using ASD spectroradiometer. Analysis of data was done to select narrow spectral bands for estimation of ground cover. The ratio of reflectance from vegetation covered soil and reflectance from bare soil indicated that spectral reflectance at 670 and 710 nm are the most sensitive bands. Two bands in visible (670 and 560 nm), three bands in near infrared (710, 870 and 1100 nm) and three bands in middle infrared (1480, 1700 and 1800 nm) were found highly correlated with fractional cover. Vegetation indices developed using narrow band spectral data have been found to be better than those developed using broad- band data for estimation of ground cover. 相似文献