Remote estimation of rice LAI based on Fourier spectrum texture from UAV image

The accurate estimation of rice LAI is particularly important to monitor rice growth status. Remote sensing, as a non-destructive measurement technology, has been proved to be useful for estimating vegetation growth parameters, especially at large scale. With the development of unmanned aerial vehic...

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Veröffentlicht in:Plant methods 2019-11, Vol.15 (1), p.124-124, Article 124
Hauptverfasser: Duan, Bo, Liu, Yating, Gong, Yan, Peng, Yi, Wu, Xianting, Zhu, Renshan, Fang, Shenghui
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Zusammenfassung:The accurate estimation of rice LAI is particularly important to monitor rice growth status. Remote sensing, as a non-destructive measurement technology, has been proved to be useful for estimating vegetation growth parameters, especially at large scale. With the development of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), this novel remote sensing platform has been widely used to provide remote sensing images which have much higher spatial resolution. Previous reports have shown that the spectral feature of remote sensing images could be an effective indicator to estimate vegetation growth parameters. However, the texture feature of high-resolution remote sensing images is rarely employed for this purpose. Besides, the physical mechanism between the texture feature and vegetation growth parameters is still unclear. In this study, a Fourier spectrum texture based on the UAV Image was developed to estimate rice LAI. And the relationship between Fourier spectrum texture and rice LAI was also analyzed. The results showed that Fourier spectrum texture could improve the accuracy of rice LAI estimation. In conclusion, the texture feature of high-resolution remote sensing images may be more effective in rice LAI estimation than the spectral feature.
ISSN:1746-4811
1746-4811
DOI:10.1186/s13007-019-0507-8