Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(21), P. 4195 - 4195
Published: Oct. 20, 2021
Medium
resolution
satellite
data,
such
as
Sentinel-2
of
the
Copernicus
programme,
offer
great
new
opportunities
for
agricultural
sector,
and
provide
insights
on
soil
surface
characteristics
their
management.
Soil
monitoring
requires
a
high-quality
dataset
uncovered
plastic
covered
soil.
We
developed
methodology
to
identify
pixels
in
parcels
during
seedbed
preparation
considered
impacts
clouds
shadows,
vegetation
cover,
artificial
covers,
those
greenhouses
mulch
films.
preserved
spatial
temporal
integrity
process
analysed
spectral
anomalies
sources.
The
approach
is
based
freely
available
tools,
namely
Google
Earth
Engine
R
Programming
packages.
tested
northern
region
Belgium,
which
characterised
by
small,
fragmented
parcels.
selected
period
between
mid-April
end-May,
when
active
management
practices
leave
bare
main
cropping
season.
angle
mapper
was
used
non-plastic
or
temporary
effect
underlying
covers
considered.
retrogressive
greenhouse
index
detecting
greenhouses.
result
high
quality
potential
that
allows
further
characterisation.
This
offered
an
improved
understanding
use
distribution,
corresponding
crops
period.
Artificial
occurred
most
frequently
maize
resulted
precision
values
exceeding
0.9
detection
sensitivity
value
0.95
Land,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
10(3), P. 231 - 231
Published: Feb. 25, 2021
Bare
soil
is
a
critical
element
in
the
urban
landscape
and
plays
an
essential
role
environments.
Yet,
separation
of
bare
other
land
cover
types
using
remote
sensing
techniques
remains
significant
challenge.
There
are
several
sensing-based
spectral
indices
for
barren
detection,
but
their
effectiveness
varies
depending
on
patterns
climate
conditions.
Within
this
research,
we
introduced
modified
index
(MBI)
shortwave
infrared
(SWIR)
near-infrared
(NIR)
wavelengths
derived
from
Landsat
8
(OLI—Operational
Land
Imager).
The
proposed
was
tested
two
different
Thailand
Vietnam,
where
there
large
areas
during
agricultural
fallow
period,
obstructing
between
areas.
extracted
MBI
achieved
higher
overall
accuracy
about
98%
kappa
coefficient
over
0.96,
compared
to
(BSI),
normalized
(NDBaI),
dry
(DBSI).
results
also
revealed
that
considerably
contributes
classification.
We
suggest
detection
tropical
climatic
regions.
International Soil and Water Conservation Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(3), P. 429 - 454
Published: March 15, 2023
Soils
constitute
one
of
the
most
critical
natural
resources
and
maintaining
their
health
is
vital
for
agricultural
development
ecological
sustainability,
providing
many
essential
ecosystem
services.
Driven
by
climatic
variations
anthropogenic
activities,
soil
degradation
has
become
a
global
issue
that
seriously
threatens
environment
food
security.
Remote
sensing
(RS)
technologies
have
been
widely
used
to
investigate
as
it
highly
efficient,
time-saving,
broad-scope.
This
review
encompasses
recent
advances
state-of-the-art
ground,
proximal,
novel
RS
techniques
in
degradation-related
studies.
We
reviewed
RS-related
indicators
could
be
monitoring
properties.
The
direct
(mineral
composition,
organic
matter,
surface
roughness,
moisture
content
soil)
indirect
proxies
(vegetation
condition
land
use/land
cover
change)
evaluating
were
comprehensively
summarized.
results
suggest
these
above
are
effective
degradation,
however,
no
system
established
date.
also
discussed
RS's
mechanisms,
data,
methods
identifying
specific
phenomena
(e.g.,
erosion,
salinization,
desertification,
contamination).
investigated
potential
relations
between
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
challenges
prospective
use
assessing
degradation.
To
further
advance
optimize
technology,
analysis
retrieval
methods,
we
identify
future
research
needs
directions:
(1)
multi-scale
degradation;
(2)
availability
data;
(3)
process
modelling
prediction;
(4)
shared
dataset;
(5)
decision
support
systems;
(6)
rehabilitation
degraded
resource
contribution
technology.
Because
difficult
monitor
or
measure
all
properties
large
scale,
remotely
sensed
characterization
related
particularly
important.
Although
not
silver
bullet,
provides
unique
benefits
studies
from
regional
scales.
ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
199, P. 40 - 60
Published: April 3, 2023
The
use
of
remote
sensing
data
methods
is
affordable
for
the
mapping
soil
properties
plowed
layer
over
croplands.
Carried
out
in
framework
ongoing
STEROPES
project
European
Joint
H2020
Program
SOIL,
this
work
focused
on
feasibility
Sentinel-2
based
approaches
high
resolution
topsoil
clay
and
organic
carbon
(SOC)
contents
at
within-farm
or
within-field
scales,
cropland
sites
contrasted
climates
types
across
Northern
hemisphere.
Four
pixelwise
temporal
mosaicking
methods,
using
a
two
years-Sentinel-2
time
series
several
spectral
indices
(NDVI,
NBR2,
BSI,
S2WI),
were
developed
compared
i)
pure
bare
condition
(maxBSI),
ii)
driest
(minS2WI),
iii)
average
(Median)
iv)
dry
conditions
excluding
extreme
reflectance
values
(R90).
Three
modeling
approaches,
bands
output
mosaics
as
covariates,
tested
compared:
(i)
Quantile
Regression
Forest
(QRF)
algorithm;
(ii)
QRF
adding
longitude
latitude
covariates
(QRFxy);
(iii)
hybrid
approach,
Linear
Mixed
Effect
Model
(LMEM),
that
includes
spatial
autocorrelation
properties.
We
pairs
mosaic
ten
Türkiye,
Italy,
Lithuania,
USA
where
samples
collected
SOC
content
measured
lab.
RPIQ
best
performances
among
test
was
2.50
both
(RMSE
=
0.15%)
3.3%).
Both
accuracy
level
uncertainty
mainly
influenced
by
site
characteristics
cloud
frequency,
management.
Generally,
models
including
component
(QRFxy
LMEM)
performing,
while
mostly
Median
R90.
most
frequent
optimal
combination
model
type
R90
QRFxy
SOC,
LMEM
estimation.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
13(16), P. 3141 - 3141
Published: Aug. 8, 2021
For
food
security
issues
or
global
climate
change,
there
is
a
growing
need
for
large-scale
knowledge
of
soil
organic
carbon
(SOC)
contents
in
agricultural
soils.
To
capture
and
quantify
SOC
at
field
scale,
Earth
Observation
(EO)
can
be
valuable
data
source
area-wide
mapping.
The
extraction
exposed
soils
from
EO
challenging
due
to
temporal
permanent
vegetation
cover,
the
influence
moisture
condition
surface.
Compositing
techniques
multitemporal
satellite
images
provide
an
alternative
retrieve
produce
source.
repeatable
composites,
containing
averaged
areas
over
several
years,
are
relatively
independent
seasonal
surface
conditions
new
EO-based
that
used
estimate
large
geographical
with
high
spatial
resolution.
Here,
we
applied
Soil
Composite
Mapping
Processor
(SCMaP)
Landsat
archive
between
1984
2014
covering
Bavaria,
Germany.
Compared
existing
modeling
approaches
based
on
single
scenes,
30-year
SCMaP
reflectance
composite
(SRC)
resolution
30
m
used.
SRC
spectral
information
correlated
point
using
different
machine
learning
algorithms
cropland
topsoils
Bavaria.
We
developed
pre-processing
technique
address
issue
combining
pixels
purpose
modeling.
methods
often
studies
choose
best
prediction
model.
Based
model
accuracies
performances,
Random
Forest
(RF)
showed
capabilities
predict
Bavaria
(R²
=
0.67,
RMSE
1.24%,
RPD
1.77,
CCC
0.78).
further
validated
results
dataset.
comparison
measured
predicted
mean
difference
0.11%
RF
promising
approach
distribution
extents
(30
m).
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(18), P. 4526 - 4526
Published: Sept. 10, 2022
Reflectance
composites
that
capture
bare
soil
pixels
from
multispectral
image
data
are
increasingly
being
analysed
to
model
constituents
such
as
organic
carbon.
These
temporal
used
instead
of
single-date
images
account
for
the
frequent
vegetation
cover
soils
and,
thus,
get
broader
spatial
coverage
pixels.
Most
compositing
techniques
require
thresholds
derived
spectral
indices
Normalised
Difference
Vegetation
Index
(NDVI)
and
Burn
Ratio
2
(NBR2)
separate
all
other
land
types.
However,
threshold
derivation
is
handled
based
on
expert
knowledge
a
specific
area,
statistical
percentile
definitions
or
in
situ
data.
For
operational
processors,
site-specific
partly
manual
strategies
not
applicable.
There
need
more
generic
solution
derive
large-scale
processing
without
intervention.
This
study
presents
novel
HIstogram
SEparation
Threshold
(HISET)
methodology
deriving
index
testing
them
Sentinel-2
stack.
The
technique
index-independent,
data-driven
can
be
evaluated
quality
score.
We
tested
HISET
building
six
reflectance
(SRC)
using
NDVI,
NBR2
new
combining
NDVI
short-wave
infrared
(SWIR)
band
(PV+IR2).
A
comprehensive
analysis
performance
accuracy
resulting
SRCs
proves
flexibility
validity
HISET.
Disturbance
effects
confusion
with
non-photosynthetic-active
(NPV)
could
reduced
by
choosing
grassland
crops
input
LC
NBR2-based
SRC
spectra
showed
highest
similarity
LUCAS
spectra,
broadest
least
number
valid
observations
per
pixel.
validated
against
database
Integrated
Administration
Control
System
(IACS)
European
Commission.
Validation
results
show
PV+IR2-based
outperform
two
indices,
especially
spectrally
mixed
areas
soil,
photosynthetic-active
NPV.
NDVI-based
lowest
confidence
values
(95%)
bands.
In
future,
shall
different
environmental
conditions
characteristics
evaluate
if
findings
this
also
valid.
Geoderma,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
444, P. 116867 - 116867
Published: March 28, 2024
The
Copernicus
Sentinel-2
multispectral
imagery
data
may
be
aggregated
to
extract
large-scale,
bare
soil,
reflectance
composites,
which
enable
soil
mapping
applications.
In
this
paper,
approach
was
tested
in
the
German
federal
state
of
Bavaria,
provide
estimations
for
organic
carbon
(SOC).
Different
temporal
ranges
were
considered
generation
including
multi-annual
and
seasonal
ranges.
A
novel
multi-channel
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)
is
proposed.
By
leveraging
advantages
deep
learning
techniques,
it
utilizes
complementary
information
from
different
spectral
pre-treatment
techniques.
SOC
predictions
indicated
little
dissimilarity
amongst
with
best
performance
attained
six-year
composite
containing
only
spring
months
(RMSE
=
12.03
g
C
·
kg−1,
R2
0.64,
RPIQ
0.89).
It
has
been
demonstrated
that
these
outcomes
outperform
other
well-known
machine
An
ablation
analysis
accordingly
performed
evaluate
interplay
CNN's
components
disentangle
each
aspect
proposed
framework.
Finally,
a
DUal
inPut
LearnIng
architecture,
named
DUPLICITE,
proposed,
concatenates
features
derived
CNN
mentioned
earlier,
as
well
topographical
environmental
covariates
through
an
artificial
(ANN)
exploit
their
complementarity.
improvement
overall
prediction
11.60
gC
0.67,
0.92).
Land,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(4), P. 855 - 855
Published: April 10, 2023
In
order
to
ensure
the
sustainability
of
production
from
agricultural
lands,
degradation
processes
surrounding
fertile
land
environment
must
be
monitored.
Human-induced
risk
and
status
soil
(SD)
were
assessed
in
Northern-Eastern
part
Nile
delta
using
trend
analyses
for
years
2013
2023.
SD
hotspot
areas
identified
time-series
analysis
satellite-derived
indices
as
a
small
fraction
difference
between
observed
geostatistical
projected
data.
The
method
operated
on
assumption
that
negative
photosynthetic
capacity
plants
is
an
indicator
independently
climate
variability.
Combinations
soil,
water,
vegetation’s
integrated
achieve
goals
study.
Thirteen
profiles
dug
hotspots
areas.
was
affected
by
salinity
alkalinity
risks
ranging
slight
strong,
while
compaction
waterlogging
ranged
moderate.
According
GIS-model
results,
30%
soils
subject
threats,
50%
strong
risks,
20%
moderate
risks.
primary
human-caused
sources
are
excessive
irrigation,
poor
conservation
practices,
improper
utilisation
heavy
machines,
insufficient
drainage.
Electrical
conductivity
(EC),
exchangeable
percentage
(ESP),
bulk
density
(BD),
water
table
depth
main
causes
area.
Generally,
chemical
low,
physical
very
high
Trend
remote
sensing
(RSI)
proved
effective
accurate
tools
monitor
environmental
dynamic
changes.
Principal
components
used
compare
prioritise
among
RSI.
RSI
pixel-wise
residual
indicated
related
spatial
temporal
trends
region
followed
patterns
drought,
salinity,
moisture,
difficulties
separating
impacts
drought
submerged
vegetation
capacity.
Therefore,
future
studies
desertification
should
proceed
factor
predictor
analysis.
Journal of Applied Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(01)
Published: Jan. 17, 2023
Soil
salinization,
one
of
the
important
factors
leading
to
global
land
degradation,
seriously
affects
sustainable
agricultural
development.
Accurate
and
frequent
monitoring
soil
salt
content
(SSC)
contributes
management
restoration
salinized
soil.
Our
study
aimed
evaluate
potential
synthetically
estimate
salinity
in
bare
with
different
remote
sensing
sensors
(medium-resolution
Sentinel-1
Sentinel-2).
The
data
134
surface
samples
were
collected
Shahaoqu
irrigation
area
(SIA)
Hetao
Irrigation
District
Inner
Mongolia.
Simultaneously,
images
Sentinel-2
SIA
obtained.
A
total
46
predictors,
including
12
(10
multispectral
bands,
1
VV,
VH),
8
polarization
combination
indices,
16
spectral
10
texture
features,
obtained
calculated
from
image
data.
Three
machine
learning
algorithms,
random
forest
(RF),
support
vector
(SVM),
extreme
(ELM),
used
for
construction
prediction
models
based
on
combinations
predictors.
results
showed
that
multiple
could
be
more
accurately
than
a
single
sensor.
Among
three
regression
(RF,
SVM,
ELM)
our
study,
RF
was
best
model
(Rv2=0.71,
RMSEv
=
0.140
%
,
MAE
0.094
).
combining
SAR
imagery
most
effective
revealing
spatial
distribution
salinity.
importance
analysis
predictor
variables
features
main
explanatory
SSC
prediction,
contrast
being
predictor.
verified
predict
by
multisource
arid
semiarid
regions,
which
provide
some
reference
salinization
control