Model and method for estimating plant species diversity based on hyperspectral remote sensing data
A hyperspectral remote sensing and diversity technology, applied in the measurement of scattering characteristics, etc., can solve the problem of plant species diversity without an effective hyperspectral monitoring model.
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[0045] The plant spectrum is collected with a hand-held ground object spectrometer (FieldSpec H2, or ASD or other spectrometers that meet the requirements can be selected), the spectral range is 325-1075nm, the spectral resolution is 3nm, and the sampling interval is 1nm. Spectral measurements were carried out in sunny weather with wind force less than level 3, and the collection time was from 10:00 to 15:00 local time. The surveyors wear dark clothing to avoid blocking the sun and avoiding spectral interference. The probe of the measuring instrument is vertically downward and kept within 2-2.2m above the canopy to ensure that the canopy of the plant sample quadrat to be measured is filled with the field of view of the measuring instrument, and the average value is obtained by repeating the measurement 10 times for each sample. Before the measurement, the radiation spectrum reflected by the reference whiteboard is measured synchronously for calibration, and the system is optim...
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