CN108363949A - A kind of cotton remote-sensing monitoring method based on phenology analysis - Google Patents

A kind of cotton remote-sensing monitoring method based on phenology analysis Download PDF

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CN108363949A CN201711500930.3A CN201711500930A CN108363949A CN 108363949 A CN108363949 A CN 108363949A CN 201711500930 A CN201711500930 A CN 201711500930A CN 108363949 A CN108363949 A CN 108363949A
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Abstract

The invention belongs to agricultural remote sensing fields, and in particular to a kind of cotton remote-sensing monitoring method based on phenology analysis, including:Calmodulin binding domain CaM cotton Spectral Characteristics Analysis and interference crops phenology analysis, specify the crucial phase of cotton identification;Crucial phenological period remote sensing image is obtained, and is pre-processed;Multi-scale division is carried out to multidate image, layering structure grader tentatively extracts Cotton information;Secondary splitting is carried out to Cotton information PRELIMINARY RESULTS and the object that may be mixed point, grader, mixed point of removal, the Cotton information that supplement leakage carries are built in conjunction with cotton spectral signature, textural characteristics;Merger is carried out to the Cotton information subclass of extraction and output is charted.The present invention realizes automatically extracting for cotton planting information by the phenological period analysis of cotton and interference crops in conjunction with the hierarchical classification method based on remote sensing image, fully consider the SPECTRAL DIVERSITY and textural characteristics of cotton and other interference agriculture objects, keep cotton planting information extraction result more acurrate quickly, application easy to spread.

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A kind of cotton remote-sensing monitoring method based on phenology analysis
Technical field
The invention belongs to remote sensing application technical fields, and in particular to a kind of cotton remote sensing monitoring side based on phenology analysis Method.
Background technology
China is that maximum Chan Mian states, cotton are the primary raw materials that China makes clothing in the world.Cotton planting information is fast Speed, accurate extraction are for grasping National Cotton planting scale, predicting that output of cotton or even textile industry economic development etc. have weight Want meaning.
Currently, in terms of crops remote sensing monitoring, it is less for the Remote sensing monitoring study of cotton crop cultivated area, and side There is also prodigious challenges, especially the northern area of China for method precision and replicability, and agricultural planting structure is complicated, plot compared with It is small, there is larger challenge for the accurate acquisition of cotton planting information.With development of remote sensing, New Satellite sensor is not It is disconnected to emerge in large numbers, form the remote sensing image data sequence of multidate, multiresolution in areal so that multi-temporal remote sensing image Using more universal.Therefore, it is based on multi-temporal remote sensing data sequence, in conjunction with the growth period characteristic of cotton, carries out cotton planting letter Accurately extraction becomes urgent problem to be solved for the automation of breath.
Invention content
The present invention the technical problem to be solved is that provide a kind of accurate extraction cotton planting information of automation based on The cotton remote-sensing monitoring method of phenology analysis.
To achieve the above object, present invention proposition is included the following steps based on the cotton remote-sensing monitoring method that phenology is analyzed:
A kind of cotton remote-sensing monitoring method based on phenology analysis, includes the following steps:
Step 1: the analysis of calmodulin binding domain CaM chief crop phenology and cotton Spectral Characteristics Analysis, specify cotton remote sensing monitoring Crucial phase;
1.1, cotton planting phase main interference crop type and its phenology are determined, makes phenology table, described is main It includes winter wheat, corn, peanut, soybean to interfere crops;
1.2, cotton spectral signature curve is drawn;
1.3, in conjunction with the cotton spectral signature tracing analysis of different stages of growth, and it is based on remote sensing image visual interpretation, built The remote sensing image interpretation mark in vertical cotton growth stage;
Detailed process is as follows:
Cotton is in sowing time and seeding stage, and bare area information is presented in remote sensing image;Cotton is in flower bud phase, and remote sensing image is in The terrain surface specifications at cotton vegetation initial stage are presented in pink;Cotton is in flowering and boll-setting period and the term of opening bolls, and remote sensing image is in rose, is in The luxuriant vegetation terrain surface specifications of existing cotton;Cotton is in harvest time, and remote sensing image is in light red, the withered vegetation of cotton is presented Region feature;
1.4, gradient divides;
The cotton identification critical period is divided into four gradients, first gradient be do not sow, sowing time and seedling stage, topographical features are Bare area feature;Second gradient is flower bud phase, flowering and boll-setting period, the term of opening bolls, and topographical features are vegetation characteristics;3rd gradient is ripe harvests Phase, topographical features are vegetation characteristics;After 4th gradient is ripe harvest time, topographical features are bare area feature;
1.5, the crucial phase of cotton identification in the gradient is chosen using Moving split-window technique in each gradient scope;
Detailed process is as follows:
In each gradient, using the ten days moving window in phenology table, interference agriculture opposite with cotton topographical features as step-length Phase when crop species number maximum is determined as the crucial phase of cotton identification in the gradient;
1.6, in conjunction with the availability of remotely-sensed data, cotton remote sensing prison is determined in the crucial phase of cotton identification in each gradient Survey crucial phase.
Step 2: flowering and boll-setting period residing for cotton and choosing a phase vegetation growth vigorous period between the phase in the term of opening bolls Remote sensing image;
Step 3: obtaining crucial phase remote sensing image, pre-processed;
It is reference with the remote sensing image of a phase, image registration is carried out to the remote sensing image of other phases;
Step 4: carrying out multi-scale division to multi-temporal remote sensing image, layering structure grader tentatively extracts cotton;
Detailed process is as follows:
4.1, the remote sensing image of crucial phase, which carries out multi-scale division, to be identified to multiple cottons, optimum segmentation scale is simultaneously The spectrum Split Index for meeting the remote sensing image object of each phase each phase corresponding when being peak value divides the flat of scale-value Mean value;
4.2, different image information layer L is builtt, t is different images issue used;
4.2.1 the remote sensing in vegetation growth vigorous period, is chosen between the flowering and boll-setting period residing for cotton and the phase in the term of opening bolls Image;It is denoted as L to the 1st layer of the remote sensing image structure classification layer in the vegetation growth of selection vigorous period1, in classification layer L1In, it builds Vertical multidate spectral signature grader f (L11), vegetation atural object all in remote sensing image is extracted, the vegetation atural object includes garden Forest land, cotton, interference crops;In classification layer L1In, build multidate spectral signature grader f (L12), reject remote sensing image In all landscape ground, remaining vegetation terrestrial object information includes cotton, interference crops in remote sensing image;
4.2.2 the remote sensing image of the crucial phase of first gradient cotton identification, is chosen, the 2nd layer of structure classification layer is denoted as L2, In classification layer L2In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L2), reject the interference crops of spring riotous growth;
4.2.3 the remote sensing image of the crucial phase of the second gradient cotton identification, is chosen, the 3rd layer of structure classification layer is denoted as L3, In classification layer L3In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L3), reject the interference crops corn, big that bare area feature is presented Beans, remaining vegetation terrestrial object information is cotton and peanut in remote sensing image;
4.2.4 the remote sensing image of the crucial phase of 3rd gradient cotton identification, the 4th layer of L of structure classification layer, are chosen4, dividing Class layer L4In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L4), reject the interference crops peanut that bare area feature is presented, remote sensing shadow Remaining vegetation terrestrial object information is the preliminary information result of cotton as in.
In formula, VndviExponential quantity, V are normalized for vegetationBrightnessFor wave band average brightness value, VGLCMContrast(all dir)For Texture comparison's angle value, VBlue_MeanFor blue wave band wave band average value, VMax.diffFor maximum heterogeneity index value, a, b, c, d, e, f, G, h is threshold value.
Step 5: preliminary information result to cotton in the remote sensing image that is obtained in step 4 and may mix and be divided into cotton Other interference secondary multi-scale divisions of crop information, build grader, finely extract Cotton information;
5.1, the preliminary information result to cotton in the remote sensing image that is obtained in step 4 and its for being divided into cotton may be mixed He interferes crop information to carry out secondary multi-scale division;It is peanut, soybean with mixed point of interference crops of cotton;Described two The remote sensing image that secondary multi-scale division is based on is the remote sensing image corresponding to the crucial phase of the last one gradient cotton identification;
Secondary multi-scale division choice of optimal scale:Secondary multi-scale division object is as target area, to interfere farming The minimum remote sensing image near infrared band mean variance of object is assessment parameter, is segmentation scale lower limit with 3, and 2 be step-length, in step 4 The optimum segmentation scale of initial partitioning is the upper limit, and it is secondary multiple dimensioned point to select corresponding segmentation scale when mean variance value maximum The optimum segmentation scale cut;
5.2, grader is built;
In conjunction with cotton spectral signature curve and textural characteristics structure grader f (L), it is shown below, from secondary more rulers The interference crops of rejecting and mixed point of cotton in cotton preliminary information result after degree segmentation, 1 information of extraction cotton subclass, from it He interferes 3 information of 2 information of cotton subclass and cotton subclass that extraction leakage divides respectively in crops peanut, soybean;
Wherein, VndviExponential quantity, V are normalized for vegetationBrightnessFor wave band average brightness value, VGLCM Contrast(all dir) For texture comparison's angle value, VMean4For the wave band average value of near infrared band, k, l, m, n, o, p are threshold value;
Step 6: carrying out merger, output drawing to the cotton various information of extraction;
Further, in the step 1, cotton spectral signature curve construction step is as follows:
1) according to the sampling of Neuman (2011) rule, random selection cotton sample prescription Sj, j=1,2,3 ... n, n are The cotton quadrat number of selection;
2) cotton growth stage p is calculated, cotton sample prescription S in the image wave band b of remote sensing imagejDN values average value or The average value of spectrum,P ∈ [non-sowing time, sowing time, seedling stage, flower bud phase, flowering and boll-setting period, the term of opening bolls, ripe harvest time];
3) to all cotton sample prescription S in each cotton growth stage p, each image wave band bjDN values average value or light The average value of spectrumMean value is taken again, obtains all cotton sample prescriptions in each cotton growth stage p, each image wave band b Value, be denoted as
4) drafting abscissa is b, ordinate isP cotton spectral signature curve;Drafting abscissa is p, indulges and sit It is designated asB cotton spectral signature curve.
The advantageous effect that is reached of the present invention is:
The present invention combines the hierarchical classification method based on remote sensing image by the phenological period analysis of cotton and interference crops The remote sensing for realizing cotton planting information automatically extracts, by fully consider cotton the spectral signature of different growing stages and with The SPECTRAL DIVERSITY and texture difference of other interference crops, make cotton planting information extraction result more accurately and quickly, are easy to Promotion and application.
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Fig. 1 is the techniqueflow chart of the present invention;
Fig. 2 is the hierarchical classification system figure of the cotton remote sensing monitoring of structure;
Fig. 3 is Nangong City staple crops phenology analytical table;
Fig. 4 for Nangong City cotton sample schematic diagrames before and after stochastical sampling;
Fig. 5 is Nangong City cotton different times spectral signature curve synoptic diagram;
Fig. 6 is Nangong City different-waveband cotton spectral signature change curve;
Fig. 7 is cotton growing stage interpretation mark schematic diagram (pseudo color composing);
Fig. 8 is Hierarchical Mobile Windows filter method schematic diagram;
Fig. 9 is Nangong City cotton remote sensing monitoring distribution map.
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When a kind of cotton remote-sensing monitoring method based on phenology analysis of the present invention shoots more suitable for same satellite Phase remote sensing image, specific implementation flow as shown in Figure 1, include the following steps:
Step 1: the analysis of calmodulin binding domain CaM chief crop phenology and cotton Spectral Characteristics Analysis, specify cotton remote sensing monitoring Crucial phase;
1.1, cotton planting phase main interference crop type and its phenology are determined, phenology table is made.
1.2, cotton indicatrix is drawn, determines cotton remote sensing monitoring key phase.
According to each growth phase p of cotton in phenology table, p ∈ [non-sowing time, sowing time, seedling stage, flower bud phase, flowering and boll-setting period, blow-of-cottons Phase, ripe harvest time], remote sensing image is chosen, cotton spectral signature curve is drawn.Cotton growing stage spectral signature is according to Neuman (2011) sampling rule draws two kinds of cotton spectrum that abscissa is growth period and different-waveband respectively using sample prescription mean value Indicatrix.
Cotton spectral signature curve construction step is as follows:
1) according to the sampling of Neuman (2011) rule, random selection cotton sample prescription Sj, j=1,2,3 ... n, n are The cotton quadrat number of selection.
2) cotton growth stage p is calculated, cotton sample prescription S in the image wave band b of remote sensing imagejDN values average value or The average value of spectrum,P ∈ [non-sowing time, sowing time, seedling stage, flower bud phase, flowering and boll-setting period, the term of opening bolls, ripe harvest time].
3) to all cotton sample prescription S in each cotton growth stage p, each image wave band bjDN values average value or light The average value of spectrumMean value is taken again, obtains all cotton sample prescriptions in each cotton growth stage p, each image wave band b Value, be denoted as
4) it is b to draw abscissa, and ordinate isP cotton spectral signature curve;Drafting abscissa is p, indulges and sit It is designated asB cotton spectral signature curve.
1.3, in conjunction with the cotton spectral signature tracing analysis of different stages of growth, and it is based on remote sensing image visual interpretation, built The remote sensing image interpretation mark in vertical cotton growth stage;Detailed process is as follows:
Cotton is in sowing time and seeding stage, and bare area information is presented in remote sensing image;Cotton is in flower bud phase, in growth Primary stage, vegetation can cover earth's surface, and the terrain surface specifications at cotton vegetation initial stage are presented in remote sensing image pinkiness;Cotton is in Flowering and boll-setting period and the term of opening bolls, growth is vigorous, and remote sensing image is in rose, and the luxuriant vegetation terrain surface specifications of cotton are presented;Cotton is in Harvest time, remote sensing image are in light red, and the withered vegetation terrain surface specifications of cotton are presented, match with spectrum analysis.
1.4, gradient divides;
The topographical features that spectral signature and interpretation mark based on cotton different stages of growth are presented, cotton is identified and is closed The key phase is divided into four gradients, and four gradients divide and topographical features are as follows:
Gradient divides Phenological stage Topographical features
First gradient It does not sow, sowing time and seedling stage Bare area feature
Second gradient Flower bud phase, flowering and boll-setting period, the term of opening bolls Vegetation characteristics
3rd gradient Ripe harvest time Vegetation characteristics
4th gradient After ripe harvest time Bare area feature
The determination method of crop species is as follows in each gradient:
Crop species in first gradient include cotton and all interference crops;
Second, third, the crop species in 4th gradient do not include in a upper gradient under the crucial phase of cotton identification with cotton The opposite interference crops of flower topographical features.
1.5, the crucial phase of cotton identification in the gradient is chosen using Moving split-window technique in each gradient scope.
Detailed process is as follows:
In each gradient, using the ten days moving window in phenology table, interference agriculture opposite with cotton topographical features as step-length Phase when crop species number maximum is determined as the crucial phase of cotton identification in the gradient.
1.6, it in conjunction with the availability of remotely-sensed data, is determined in each gradient in the crucial phase of cotton identification in each gradient Cotton remote sensing monitoring key phase.
Step 2: the influence that crops are extracted in comprehensive forest land, increases the image in a phase vegetation growth vigorous period, improve Cotton extraction accuracy, increased key flowering and boll-setting period of the phase image preferably residing for cotton and between term of opening bolls phase, in cotton The remote sensing image in vegetation growth vigorous period is chosen between the phase of residing flowering and boll-setting period and the term of opening bolls.
Step 3: obtaining crucial phase remote sensing image, pre-processed;
It is reference with the remote sensing image of a phase, image registration is carried out to the remote sensing image of other phases.
Step 4: carrying out multi-scale division to multidate image, layering structure grader tentatively extracts cotton;
Detailed process is as follows:
4.1, the remote sensing image of crucial phase, which carries out multi-scale division, to be identified to multiple cottons, optimum segmentation scale is simultaneously The spectrum Split Index for meeting the remote sensing image object of each phase each phase corresponding when being peak value divides the flat of scale-value Mean value.
4.2, different image information layer L is builtt, t is different images issue used, and Fig. 2 gives cotton remote sensing monitoring Hierarchical classification system;
4.2.1 the 1st layer of the remote sensing image, based on vegetation growth vigorous period, structure classification layer is denoted as L1, in classification layer L1In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L11), extract all vegetation atural object in remote sensing image, the vegetation Object includes landscape ground, crops, and the crops include cotton, interference crops;In classification layer L1In, build multidate light Spectrum signature grader f (L12), landscape ground all in remote sensing image is rejected, remaining vegetation terrestrial object information is agriculture in remote sensing image Crop, i.e. cotton, interference crops.
4.2.2 the remote sensing image of the crucial phase of first gradient cotton identification, is chosen, the 2nd layer of structure classification layer is denoted as L2, In classification layer L2In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L2), the interference crops of spring riotous growth are rejected, with Hebei For province Nangong City, the interference crops winter wheat of spring riotous growth, remaining vegetation terrestrial object information includes in remote sensing image Cotton, corn and soybean.
4.2.3 the remote sensing image of the crucial phase of the second gradient cotton identification, is chosen, the 3rd layer of structure classification layer is denoted as L3, In classification layer L3In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L3), reject the interference crops corn, big that bare area feature is presented Beans, remaining vegetation terrestrial object information is cotton and peanut in remote sensing image.
4.2.4 the remote sensing image of the crucial phase of 3rd gradient cotton identification, the 4th layer of L of structure classification layer, are chosen4, dividing Class layer L4In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L4), reject the interference crops peanut that bare area feature is presented, remote sensing shadow Remaining vegetation terrestrial object information is the preliminary information result of cotton as in.
In formula, VndviExponential quantity, V are normalized for vegetationBrightnessFor wave band average brightness value, VGLCMContrast(all dir)For Texture comparison's angle value, VBlue_MeanFor blue wave band wave band average value, VMax.diffFor maximum heterogeneity index value, a, b, c, d, e, f, G, h is threshold value.
Step 5: preliminary information result to cotton in the remote sensing image that is obtained in step 3 and may mix and be divided into cotton Other interference secondary multi-scale divisions of crop information, build grader, finely extract Cotton information.
5.1, the preliminary information result to cotton in the remote sensing image that is obtained in step 4 and its for being divided into cotton may be mixed He interferes crop information to carry out secondary multi-scale division.
It is peanut, soybean with mixed point of interference crops of cotton;The remote sensing shadow that the secondary multi-scale division is based on As being the remote sensing image corresponding to the crucial phase of the last one gradient cotton identification.
Secondary multi-scale division choice of optimal scale:Secondary multi-scale division object is as target area, to interfere farming The minimum remote sensing image near infrared band mean variance of object is assessment parameter, is segmentation scale lower limit with 3, and 2 be step-length, in step 3 The optimum segmentation scale of initial partitioning is the upper limit, and it is secondary multiple dimensioned point to select corresponding segmentation scale when mean variance value maximum The optimum segmentation scale cut.
5.2, grader is built.In conjunction with cotton spectral signature curve and cotton textural characteristics structure grader f (L), such as Shown in following formula, rejected from the cotton preliminary information result of step 4 and the mixed interference crops divided of cotton, extraction cotton subclass 1 Information, 3 information of 2 information of cotton subclass and cotton subclass that extraction leakage divides respectively from other interference crops peanut, soybean.
Wherein, VndviExponential quantity, V are normalized for vegetationBrightnessFor wave band average brightness value, VGLCM Contrast(all dir) For texture comparison's angle value, VMean4For the wave band average value of near infrared band, k, l, m, n, o, p are threshold value.
Step 6: carrying out merger, output drawing to the cotton various information of extraction.
Below by taking Hebei province Nangong City as an example, further details of theory is made to the present invention in conjunction with the drawings and specific embodiments It is bright.
When a kind of cotton remote-sensing monitoring method based on phenology analysis of the present invention shoots more suitable for same satellite Phase remote sensing image, specific implementation flow as shown in Figure 1, include the following steps:
Step 1: calmodulin binding domain CaM cotton Spectral Characteristics Analysis and the analysis of chief crop phenology, specify cotton remote sensing monitoring Crucial phase;
1.1, cotton planting phase main interference crop type and its phenology are determined, phenology table is made;
Nangong City interference crop type mainly has winter wheat, corn, peanut and soybean, and phenology analytical table is as shown in Figure 3.
1.2, in conjunction with phenology table, cotton spectral signature curve is drawn, and signature analysis is carried out to cotton spectral signature;
In the present embodiment, with having cotton sample totally 292 pieces of Nangong City, as shown in fig. 4 a, are adopted based on Neuman (2011) Then, oversampling ratio 0.3 selects 88 pieces of cotton plot 292*0.3 ≈ to control gauge, as shown in Figure 4 b, cotton after having and selecting Plot distribution is as shown in Figure 4;According to Cotton Phenology analytical table, cotton sample prescription different growing stages phase, respectively April 21 are selected Day, May 16, June 22, August 27 days, September 8 days, 6 phase high score No.1 multispectral images on October 14, calculate each cotton The average value of 4 wave band DN values of area image corresponding to sample prescription:Sample prescription DNs all to each wave band of each growth period Average value takes mean value again, obtain cotton sample prescription each wave band of each growth period value,It is difference to draw abscissa Wave band, ordinate are6 cotton indicatrixes, as shown in Figure 5;Drafting abscissa is different phases, and ordinate is4 cotton indicatrixes;As shown in Figure 6.
Sowing time April 21 and seeding stage spectral signature on May 16 meet bare area spectral signature;June 22, flower bud phase belonged to Vegetation growth initial stage meets basic vegetation spectral features;August flowering and boll-setting period on the 27th and the transition stage in the term of opening bolls and 9 The term of opening bolls on the moon 8 belongs to the vegetation growth vigorous stage, has typical vegetation spectral signature;The ripe harvest time cotton on October 14 The flowers are in blossom begins to wither, and vegetation characteristics gradually weaken, but have basic vegetation spectral features;
1.3, in conjunction with the curve of spectrum signature analysis of cotton different stages of growth, and it is based on remote sensing image visual interpretation, built The interpretation mark in vertical cotton growth stage, Fig. 7 give cotton growing stage interpretation mark schematic diagram, and (a) April 21, cotton was in In sowing time, (b) May 16, cotton was in the seeding stage, and bare area information is presented in image;(c) cotton on June 22 is flower bud phase, is in The primary stage of growth, vegetation can cover earth's surface, pinkiness, and the terrain surface specifications at cotton vegetation initial stage are presented in image;(d) August Cotton on the 27th is the transition stage of flowering and boll-setting period and the term of opening bolls, and growth is vigorous, is in rose, image is with being presented the luxuriant vegetation of cotton Region feature;(e) October 14 days, cotton is harvest time, but leaf etc. is dirty-green, is in light red on image, it is withered that cotton is presented Vegetation terrain surface specifications, match with spectrum analysis.
1.4, gradient is divided chooses with the crucial phase of cotton identification in gradient;
First gradient:It does not sow, sowing time and seedling stage, phase screen agrotype needed to be considered and is:Cotton, winter are small Wheat, corn, peanut, soybean.The gradient phase coverage area is late May mid-April-, and opposite with cotton topographical features is dry It disturbs crop specie number and is up to 1, the crucial phase value of cotton identification is respectively in 4 months, the last ten-days period and upper, middle and lower in May Ten days, as shown in Figure 8 a, corresponding when this is several and cotton performance characteristic winter wheat, therefore rejecting winter wheat by contrast, the Two gradient agrotypes are corn, cotton, soybean, peanut.
Second gradient:Flower bud phase, flowering and boll-setting period, the term of opening bolls, which is late September early June-, with cotton The opposite interference crop specie number of flower topographical features is up to 2, and the crucial phase value of cotton identification is in 6 months, the last ten-days period, such as Shown in Fig. 8 b.Corresponding at this time and cotton performance characteristic corn and soybean, therefore rejecting corn and soybean by contrast, third Gradient agrotype is cotton, peanut.
3rd gradient:Ripe harvest time, which is early November early October-, with cotton earth's surface The opposite interference crop specie number of feature is up to 1, and the crucial phase value of cotton identification is respectively upper, middle and lower ten days in October And early November, as shown in Figure 8 c.Corresponding at this time and cotton performance characteristic peanut, therefore rejecting by contrast, the 4th ladder Degree agrotype is cotton.
Therefore, it is analyzed in conjunction with cotton Spectral Characteristics Analysis and region phenology, and combines the availability of remotely-sensed data, it is final true Fixed cotton remote sensing monitoring key phase is April 21, June 22, October 14.
Step 2: flowering and boll-setting period residing for cotton and choosing a phase vegetation growth vigorous period between the phase in the term of opening bolls Remote sensing image.In conjunction with the availability of remotely-sensed data, increased phase remote sensing monitoring key phase is August 27.
Step 3: obtaining crucial phase remote sensing image, and pre-processed;
The Nangong City high score No.1 mostly light in April 21, June 22, August 27 days and October 14 is obtained in the present embodiment Image is composed, image data is pre-processed, multispectral image wave band is four near-infrared, red, green, blue wave bands, to image profit It is to carry out geometric exact correction with reference to image with Landsat/TM30 meters of orthographies, correction precision is the picture of region of no relief 0.5-1 Member;Then it is reference with image on April 21, image registration is carried out to other 3 phase images, ensures that 4 phase images do not misplace.
Step 4: carrying out multi-scale division to multidate image, layering structure grader tentatively extracts cotton;
Multi-scale division is carried out to multidate image, optimum segmentation scale is while meeting each issue of image object spectrum segmentation Index be peak value corresponding to each phase divide scale-value average value, be computed, 4 phase of Nangong City image multi-scale division it is optimal It is 15 to divide scale.L1For August image on the 27th, L2For image on April 21, L3For image on June 22, L4For image on October 14. Every layer of grader is specific as follows:
Wherein, VndviExponential quantity, V are normalized for vegetationBrightnessFor wave band average brightness value, VGLCMContrast(all dir)For Texture comparison's angle value, VBlue_MeanFor blue wave band wave band average value, VMax.diffFor maximum heterogeneity index value.
Step 5: to cotton PRELIMINARY RESULTS and a point object secondary splitting may be mixed, in conjunction with cotton spectral signature, textural characteristics Grader is built, mixed point of removal, supplement leakage carries Cotton information;
(1) secondary splitting object select.The cotton of secondary splitting object select Nangong City tentatively extracts result and Nangong City It is easier to cotton mixed point of interference crop peanut and soybean in other crops, amounts to 3 classes, when image data selection and withdrawal cotton is dry The image for disturbing crop minimum period has chosen 16 meters of images of high score No.1 on October 14.
(2) secondary splitting choice of optimal scale.Using the cotton of selection tentatively extracted, peanut, soybean as target, with October Image near infrared band mean variance on the 14th is secondary splitting scale assessment parameter, is segmentation scale lower limit with 3,2 be step-length, just Secondary segmentation optimal scale 15 is the upper limit, and the optimal scale of secondary splitting is 5.
(3) grader is built.In conjunction with the cotton spectral signature curve of Nangong City, as shown in fig. 6, and cotton textural characteristics The grader that structure cotton is finely extracted, extracts cotton subclass 1, Extraction of Peanut goes out levant cotton seed from the cotton tentatively extracted Class 2, Extraction of Peanut go out cotton subclass 3.
Wherein, VndviExponential quantity, V are normalized for vegetationBrightnessFor wave band average brightness value, VGLCM Contrast(all dir) For texture comparison's angle value, VMean4For the wave band average value of near infrared band.
Step 6: carry out merger all kinds of to the Cotton information of Multi-layer technology and output are charted
Drawing utilizes ArcGIS softwares, determines engineer's scale, increases legend, compass, completes cotton distribution drawing, such as Fig. 9 It is shown.
In order to the method for the present invention effectively verify and evaluate, cotton sample prescription is utilized to the Nangong City Cotton information of extraction Data have carried out precision test.
Steps are as follows for the attribute accuracy calculating of cotton remote sensing monitoring:First, by verification with sample prescription data by vector (.shp lattice Formula) raster data is converted to, spatial resolution is identical as staple crops spatial distribution data;Then by grid sample prescription data Switch to point data, the position of point is the center of each pixel;Then, point data and the Cotton information of extraction is vector superposed Analysis, calculates the attribute accuracy of cotton remote sensing monitoring, and calculation formula is as follows:
In formula, SX_accuracy is attribute accuracy, NoverlayThe point intersected with cotton remote sensing monitoring vector for cotton sample prescription Quantity, NsampleQuantity a little is changed into for cotton sample prescription.It is computed, Nangong City sample prescription data change into a little totally 4448, all fall Point on cotton remote sensing monitoring vector is 4194, therefore, attribute accuracy 94.3%.
The area precision of cotton remote sensing monitoring calculates as follows:Verification is carried out with sample prescription vector and cotton remote sensing monitoring vector Superposition, the area of both statistics intersection, the ratio of the area and cotton sample gross area is area precision, and calculation formula is such as Under:
In formula, MJ_accuracy is area precision, AoverlapIntersect with cotton remote sensing monitoring vector for cotton sample prescription vector The area in region, AsampleIt for the area of cotton sample prescription vector, is computed, Nangong City cotton sample prescription vector and cotton remote sensing monitoring The area of vector intersection is 1078165.5m2, Nangong City cotton sample gross area is 1138033.8m2, therefore area precision is 94.7%.
Attribute accuracy is 94.3%, area precision is 94.7% requirement for reaching practical application.
Embodiments of the present invention are explained in detail above in conjunction with attached drawing, but the present invention is not limited to above-mentioned implementations Mode, one skilled in the relevant art within the scope of knowledge, can also make many variations to it.

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1. a kind of cotton remote-sensing monitoring method based on phenology analysis, which is characterized in that include the following steps:
Step 1: the analysis of calmodulin binding domain CaM chief crop phenology and cotton Spectral Characteristics Analysis, specify the key of cotton remote sensing monitoring Phase;
1.1, cotton planting phase main interference crop type and its phenology are determined, phenology table, the main interference are made Crops include winter wheat, corn, peanut, soybean;
1.2, cotton spectral signature curve is drawn;
1.3, in conjunction with the cotton spectral signature tracing analysis of different stages of growth, and it is based on remote sensing image visual interpretation, establishes cotton The remote sensing image interpretation mark in flower growth stage;
Detailed process is as follows:
Cotton is in sowing time and seeding stage, and bare area information is presented in remote sensing image;Cotton is in flower bud phase, and remote sensing image is in pink The terrain surface specifications at cotton vegetation initial stage are presented in color;Cotton is in flowering and boll-setting period and the term of opening bolls, and remote sensing image is in rose, and cotton is presented Spend luxuriant vegetation terrain surface specifications;Cotton is in harvest time, and remote sensing image is in light red, and it is special that the withered vegetation ground of cotton is presented Sign;
1.4, gradient divides;
The cotton identification critical period is divided into four gradients, first gradient be do not sow, sowing time and seedling stage, topographical features are bare area Feature;Second gradient is flower bud phase, flowering and boll-setting period, the term of opening bolls, and topographical features are vegetation characteristics;3rd gradient is ripe harvest time, ground Table is characterized as vegetation characteristics;After 4th gradient is ripe harvest time, topographical features are bare area feature;
1.5, the crucial phase of cotton identification in the gradient is chosen using Moving split-window technique in each gradient scope;
Detailed process is as follows:
In each gradient, using ten days as step-length the moving window in phenology table, the interference crops opposite with cotton topographical features Phase when type number maximum is determined as the crucial phase of cotton identification in the gradient;
1.6, in conjunction with the availability of remotely-sensed data, determine that cotton remote sensing monitoring closes in the crucial phase of cotton identification in each gradient Key phase.
Step 2: flowering and boll-setting period residing for cotton and choosing the remote sensing in a phase vegetation growth vigorous period between the phase in the term of opening bolls Image;
Step 3: obtaining crucial phase remote sensing image, pre-processed;
It is reference with the remote sensing image of a phase, image registration is carried out to the remote sensing image of other phases;
Step 4: carrying out multi-scale division to multi-temporal remote sensing image, layering structure grader tentatively extracts cotton;
Detailed process is as follows:
4.1, the remote sensing image of crucial phase, which carries out multi-scale division, to be identified to multiple cottons, optimum segmentation scale is while meeting The spectrum Split Index of the remote sensing image object of each phase each phase corresponding when being peak value divides the average value of scale-value;
4.2, different image information layer L is builtt, t is different images issue used;
4.2.1, build classification layer to the remote sensing image in the vegetation growth of selection vigorous period the 1st layer is denoted as L1, in classification layer L1 In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L11), extract all vegetation atural object in remote sensing image, the vegetation atural object Including landscape ground, cotton, interference crops;In classification layer L1In, build multidate spectral signature grader f (L12), it rejects distant Feel landscape ground all in image, remaining vegetation terrestrial object information includes cotton, interference crops in remote sensing image;
4.2.2 the remote sensing image of the crucial phase of first gradient cotton identification, is chosen, the 2nd layer of structure classification layer is denoted as L2, dividing Class layer L2In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L2), reject the interference crops of spring riotous growth;
4.2.3 the remote sensing image of the crucial phase of the second gradient cotton identification, is chosen, the 3rd layer of structure classification layer is denoted as L3, dividing Class layer L3In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L3), the interference crops corn and soybean that bare area feature is presented is rejected, Remaining vegetation terrestrial object information is cotton and peanut in remote sensing image;
4.2.4 the remote sensing image of the crucial phase of 3rd gradient cotton identification, the 4th layer of L of structure classification layer, are chosen4, in classification layer L4In, establish multidate spectral signature grader f (L4), the interference crops peanut that bare area feature is presented is rejected, in remote sensing image Remaining vegetation terrestrial object information is the preliminary information result of cotton.
In formula, VndviExponential quantity, V are normalized for vegetationBrightnessFor wave band average brightness value, VGLCMContrast(all dir)For texture Contrast value, VBlue_MeanFor blue wave band wave band average value, VMax.diffFor maximum heterogeneity index value, a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h are Threshold value.
Step 5: preliminary information result to cotton in the remote sensing image that is obtained in step 4 and other for being divided into cotton may be mixed The secondary multi-scale division of crop information is interfered, grader is built, finely extracts Cotton information;
5.1, the preliminary information result to cotton in the remote sensing image that is obtained in step 4 and may mixing be divided into cotton other are dry It disturbs crop information and carries out secondary multi-scale division;It is peanut, soybean with mixed point of interference crops of cotton;Described is secondary more The remote sensing image that multi-scale segmentation is based on is the remote sensing image corresponding to the crucial phase of the last one gradient cotton identification;
Secondary multi-scale division choice of optimal scale:Secondary multi-scale division object is as target area, to interfere crops most Few remote sensing image near infrared band mean variance is assessment parameter, is segmentation scale lower limit with 3, and 2 be step-length, first in step 4 The optimum segmentation scale of segmentation is the upper limit, and it is secondary multi-scale division to select corresponding segmentation scale when mean variance value maximum Optimum segmentation scale;
5.2, grader is built;
In conjunction with cotton spectral signature curve and textural characteristics structure grader f (L), it is shown below, from secondary multiple dimensioned point It is rejected in cotton preliminary information result after cutting and mixes the interference crops divided with cotton, 1 information of extraction cotton subclass is dry from other Disturb 3 information of 2 information of cotton subclass and cotton subclass that extraction leakage divides respectively in crops peanut, soybean;
Wherein, VndviExponential quantity, V are normalized for vegetationBrightnessFor wave band average brightness value, VGLCM Contrast(all dir)For line Manage contrast value, VMean4For the wave band average value of near infrared band, k, l, m, n, o, p are threshold value;
Step 6: carrying out merger, output drawing to the cotton various information of extraction.
2. a kind of cotton remote-sensing monitoring method based on phenology analysis as described in claim 1, which is characterized in that the step In one, cotton spectral signature curve construction step is as follows:
1) according to the sampling of Neuman (2011) rule, random selection cotton sample prescription Sj, j=1,2,3 ... n, n are selection Cotton quadrat number;
2) cotton sample prescription S in the image wave band b of cotton growth stage p, remote sensing image is calculatedjDN values average value or spectrum Average value,P ∈ [non-sowing time, sowing time, seedling stage, flower bud phase, flowering and boll-setting period, the term of opening bolls, ripe harvest time];
3) to all cotton sample prescription S in each cotton growth stage p, each image wave band bjDN values average value or spectrum Average valueMean value is taken again, obtains all cotton sample prescriptions in each cotton growth stage p, the value of each image wave band b, It is denoted as
4) drafting abscissa is b, ordinate isP cotton spectral signature curve;Drafting abscissa is p, ordinate isB cotton spectral signature curve.
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