Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 465 - 465
Published: Jan. 12, 2023
Soil
visible
and
near-infrared
(Vis-NIR,
350–2500
nm)
spectroscopy
has
been
proven
as
an
alternative
to
conventional
laboratory
analysis
due
its
advantages
being
rapid,
cost-effective,
non-destructive
environmentally
friendly.
Different
variable
selection
methods
have
used
deal
with
the
high
redundancy,
heavy
computation,
model
complexity
of
using
full
spectra
in
spectral
modelling.
However,
most
previous
studies
a
linear
algorithm
selection,
application
non-linear
remains
poorly
explored.
To
address
current
knowledge
gap,
based
on
regional
soil
Vis-NIR
library
(1430
samples),
we
evaluated
seven
algorithms
together
three
predictive
predicting
properties.
Our
results
showed
that
Cubist
overperformed
partial
least
squares
regression
(PLSR)
random
forests
(RF)
properties
(R2
>
0.75
for
organic
matter,
total
nitrogen
pH)
when
spectra.
Most
can
greatly
reduce
number
bands
therefore
simplified
models
without
losing
accuracy.
The
also
there
was
no
silver
bullet
optimal
among
different
algorithms:
(1)
competitive
adaptive
reweighted
sampling
(CARS)
always
performed
best
PLSR
algorithm,
followed
by
forward
recursive
feature
(FRFS);
(2)
elimination
(RFE)
genetic
(GA)
generally
had
better
accuracy
than
others
algorithm;
(3)
FRFS
performance
RF
algorithm.
In
addition,
matched
outcome
this
study
provides
valuable
reference
information
spectroscopic
techniques
algorithms.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Improper
management
of
soil
resources
leads
to
the
destruction
organic
carbon
(SOC)
stock
and,
as
a
result,
reduction
quality,
well
accelerating
process
climate
change
through
release
SOC
into
atmosphere.
This
study
was
conducted
evaluate
potential
different
simulation
models
map
spatial
variability
affected
by
land
use
in
area
Qarasu
watershed
Kermanshah
province,
west
Iran.
Map
sampling
points
prepared
using
Latin
hypercube
method.
A
total
168
observation
were
selected
and
profile
dug
described
these
points.
The
samples
taken
horizon
determine
content
laboratory.
mapped
kriging
geostatistical
method
area.
changes
simulated
multivariate
analysis
machine
learning
methods
including
generalized
linear
model
(GLM),
additive
(LAM),
cubist,
random
forest
(RF),
support
vector
(SVM)
models.
Comprehensive
measurement
data
is
utilized
develop
validate
predictive
Predictor
variables
included
16
topographic
two
vegetation,
six
parent
material,
four
climatic
variables.
In-depth
statistical
analyses
are
proposed
performance.
results
showed
that
ranged
from
0.19
8.44
percent
uses.
spherical
variogram
with
MAE
=
0.41
best
fits
interpolate
ordinary
LAM
estimated
wider
range
(SOC
0.18–4.82%)
among
model.
However,
RF
(R2
0.64
RMSE
0.58%)
most
accurate
predicting
quantity
comparing
other
It
can
be
used
reliable
predict
similar
semiarid
regions
West
Asia
Among
predictor
variables,
material's
intrinsic
properties
topography
had
greatest
effect
variability.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 714 - 714
Published: Feb. 2, 2022
The
PRISMA
satellite
is
equipped
with
an
advanced
hyperspectral
Earth
observation
technology
capable
of
improving
the
accuracy
quantitative
estimation
bio-geophysical
variables
in
various
Science
Applications
and
particular
for
soil
science.
purpose
this
research
was
to
evaluate
ability
imager
estimate
topsoil
properties
(i.e.,
organic
carbon,
clay,
sand,
silt),
comparison
current
multispectral
sensors.
To
investigate
expectation,
a
test
carried
out
using
data
collected
Italy
following
two
approaches.
Firstly,
PRISMA,
Sentinel-2
Landsat
8
spectral
simulated
datasets
were
obtained
from
resampling
laboratory
library.
Subsequently,
bare
reflectance
experimental
areas
Italy,
real
satellites
images,
at
dates
close
each
other.
models
calibrated
employing
both
Partial
Least
Square
Regression
Cubist
algorithms.
results
study
revealed
that
best
accuracies
retrieving
by
data,
datasets.
Indeed,
resampled
spectra
provided
Ratio
Performance
Inter-Quartile
distance
(RPIQ)
clay
(4.87),
sand
(3.80),
carbon
(2.59)
estimation,
library
For
imagery,
higher
level
prediction
RPIQ
±
SE
values
2.32
0.07
3.85
0.19
silt,
3.51
0.16
carbon.
imagery
performance
SOC.
same
better
estimated
PLSR
case
data.
statistical
retrieval
SOC
potential
actual
satellite.
supported
expected
good
properties.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 778 - 778
Published: Feb. 7, 2022
The
precision
fertilization
system
is
the
basis
for
upgrading
conventional
intensive
agricultural
production,
while
achieving
both
high
and
quality
yields
minimizing
negative
impacts
on
environment.
This
research
aims
to
present
application
of
modern
prediction
methods
in
by
integrating
agronomic
components
with
spatial
component
interpolation
machine
learning.
While
were
a
cornerstone
soil
past
decades,
new
challenges
process
larger
more
complex
data
have
reduced
their
viability
present.
Their
disadvantages
lower
accuracy,
lack
robustness
regarding
properties
input
sample
values
requirements
extensive
cost-
time-expensive
sampling
addressed.
Specific
(ordinary
kriging,
inverse
distance
weighted)
learning
(random
forest,
support
vector
machine,
artificial
neural
networks,
decision
trees)
evaluated
according
popularity
relevant
studies
indexed
Web
Science
Core
Collection
over
decade.
As
shift
towards
increased
accuracy
computational
efficiency,
an
overview
state-of-the-art
remote
sensing
improving
precise
was
completed,
accent
open-data
global
satellite
missions.
State-of-the-art
techniques
allowed
hybrid
predict
sampled
supported
such
as
high-resolution
multispectral,
thermal
radar
or
unmanned
aerial
vehicle
(UAV)-based
imagery
analyzed
studies.
representative
approaches
performed
based
121
samples
phosphorous
pentoxide
(P2O5)
potassium
oxide
(K2O)
common
parcel
Croatia.
It
visually
quantitatively
confirmed
superior
retained
local
heterogeneity
approach.
concludes
that
significant
role
agriculture
today
will
be
increasingly
important
future.
International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
112, P. 102969 - 102969
Published: Aug. 1, 2022
Soil
salinization
has
hampered
the
achievement
of
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs)
in
many
countries
worldwide.
Several
have
recently
launched
hyperspectral
remote
sensing
satellites,
opening
new
avenues
for
accurate
soil-salinity
monitoring.
Among
them,
Gaofen-5
(GF-5)
from
China
a
high
comprehensive
performance,
including
spectral
resolution
5
nm,
330
bands,
and
signal-to-noise
ratio
700.
However,
potential
GF-5
estimating
soil
salinity
is
not
well
understood.
In
this
study,
we
proposed
strategy
that
includes
bootstrap
methods,
fractional
order
derivative
(FOD)
techniques
decision-level
fusion
models
to
exploit
diagnostic
information
reduce
estimation
uncertainty
Ebinur
Lake
oasis
northwestern
China.
The
results
showed
data
were
suitable
assessing
salinity.
FOD
technique
enhanced
correlation
between
spectra,
identified
more
improved
accuracy
estimation,
reduced
model
uncertainty.
low-order
outperformed
high-order
FOD.
spectra
processed
by
0.9
most
correlated
with
(r
=
−0.76).
driven
0.8
produced
optimal
estimated
(R2
0.95,
root
mean
square
error
(RMSE)
3.20
dS
m−1
performance
interquartile
distance
(RPIQ)
5.96).
had
less
than
based
on
original
integer-order
(first-
second-
derivatives)
spectra.
This
study
provides
reference
using
framework
low
accuracy.
great
environmental
problems
facilitating
further
SDGs.
Geoderma,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
429, P. 116128 - 116128
Published: Nov. 10, 2022
Soil
organic
carbon
(SOC)
prediction
from
remote
sensing
is
often
hindered
by
disturbing
factors
at
the
soil
surface,
such
as
photosynthetic
active
and
non–photosynthetic
vegetation,
variation
in
moisture
or
surface
roughness.
With
increasing
amount
of
freely
available
satellite
data,
recent
studies
have
focused
on
stabilizing
reflectance
building
composites
using
time
series
images.
Although
composite
imagery
has
demonstrated
its
potential
SOC
prediction,
it
still
not
well
established
if
resulting
spectra
mirror
fingerprint
optimal
conditions
to
predict
topsoil
properties
(i.e.
a
smooth,
dry
bare
soil).
We
collected
303
photos
surfaces
Belgian
loam
belt
where
five
main
classes
were
distinguished:
smooth
seeded
soils,
crusts,
partial
cover
growing
crop,
moist
soils
crop
residue
cover.
Reflectance
then
extracted
Sentinel–2
images
coinciding
with
date
photos.
After
was
removed
an
NDVI
<
0.25,
Normalized
Burn
Ratio
(NBR2)
calculated
characterize
threshold
NBR2
0.05
found
be
able
separate
unfavorable
i.e.
wet
covered
residues.
Additionally,
we
that
normalizing
dividing
each
band
mean
all
spectral
bands)
allows
for
cancelling
albedo
shift
between
crusts
seed–bed
conditions.
built
exposed
southern
Belgium
part
Noord-Holland
Flevoland
Netherlands
(covering
spring
periods
2016–2021).
used
per
pixel
content
means
Partial
Least
Squares
Regression
Model
(PLSR)
10–fold
cross–validation.
The
uncertainty
models
assessed
via
interval
ratio
(PIR).
cross
validation
model
gave
satisfactory
results
(mean
100
bootstraps:
efficiency
coefficient
(MEC)
=
0.48
±
0.07,
RMSE
3.5
0.3
g
C
kg–1,
RPD
1.4
0.1
RPIQ
1.9
0.3).
maps
show
decreases
when
number
scenes
increases,
reaches
minimum
least
six
are
PIR
pixels
12.4
while
predicted
14.1
kg–1).
against
independent
data
set
showed
median
difference
0.5
kg–1
2.8
measured
(average
13.5
kg–1)
contents
field
scale.
Overall,
this
compositing
method
shows
both
realistic
within
regional
patterns.
Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(7), P. 1062 - 1062
Published: July 20, 2022
Predicting
soil
chemical
properties
such
as
organic
carbon
(SOC)
and
available
phosphorus
(Ava-P)
content
is
critical
in
areas
where
different
land
uses
exist.
The
distribution
of
SOC
Ava-P
influenced
by
both
natural
anthropogenic
factors.
This
study
aimed
at
(1)
predicting
a
piedmont
plain
Northeast
Iran
using
the
Random
Forests
(RF)
Cubist
mathematical
models
hybrid
(Regression
Kriging),
(2)
comparing
models’
results,
(3)
identifying
key
variables
that
influence
spatial
dynamics
under
agricultural
practices.
machine
learning
were
trained
with
201
composite
surface
samples
24
ancillary
data,
including
climate
(C),
organism
(O),
topography-
relief
(R),
parent
material
(P)
features
(S)
according
to
SCORPAN
digital
mapping
framework,
which
can
predictively
represent
formation
factors
spatially.
Clay,
one
most
well-known
relationship
SOC,
was
important
predictor
followed
open-access
multispectral
satellite
images-based
vegetation
indices.
had
similar
set
effective
variables.
Hybrid
approaches
did
not
improve
model
accuracy
significantly,
but
they
reduce
map
uncertainty.
In
validation
set,
calculated
RF
algorithm
normalized
root
mean
square
(NRMSE)
96.8,
while
an
NRMSE
94.2.
These
values
change
when
technique
for
Ava-P;
however,
changed
just
1%
SOC.
management
supply
activities
be
guided
maps.
Produced
maps
scientist
plays
active
role
used
identify
concentrations
are
high
need
protected,
uncertainty
sampling
required
further
monitoring.
Geoderma,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
433, P. 116467 - 116467
Published: April 6, 2023
Digital
soil
mapping
has
been
increasingly
advocated
as
an
efficient
approach
to
deliver
fine-resolution
and
up-to-date
information
in
evaluating
ecosystem
services.
Considering
the
great
spatial
heterogeneity
of
soils,
it
is
widely
recognized
that
more
representative
observations
are
needed
for
better
capturing
variation
thus
increase
accuracy
digital
maps.
In
reality,
budget
field
work
laboratory
analysis
commonly
limited
due
its
high
cost
low
efficiency.
last
two
decades,
being
alternative
wet
chemistry,
spectroscopy,
such
visible-near
infrared
(Vis-NIR),
mid-infrared
(MIR)
spectroscopy
developed
measuring
a
rapid
cost-effective
manner
enable
collect
(DSM).
However,
spectroscopically
inferred
(SI)
data
subject
higher
uncertainties
than
reference
analysis.
Many
DSM
practices
integrated
SI
with
into
modelling
while
few
studies
addressed
key
question
whether
these
non-errorless
improve
map
DSM.
this
study,
French
Soil
Monitoring
Network
(RMQS)
Land
Use
Coverage
Area
frame
Survey
(LUCAS
Soil)
datasets
were
used
evaluate
potential
from
Vis-NIR
MIR
properties
(i.e.
organic
carbon,
clay,
pH)
at
national
scale.
Cubist
quantile
regression
forests
spectral
predictive
modelling,
respectively.
For
both
RMQS
LUCAS
dataset,
different
scenarios
regarding
varying
proportions
tested
models
models.
Repeated
(50
times)
external
validation
suggested
adding
additional
can
performance
regardless
(gain
R2
proportion
3–19%)
when
(≤50%).
Lower
model
led
greater
improvement
Our
results
also
showed
lowered
prediction
intervals
which
may
result
underestimation
uncertainty.
The
determination
threshold
on
use
needs
be
explored
future
studies.