Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(15), P. 4930 - 4930
Published: July 30, 2024
Soil
visible
and
near-infrared
reflectance
spectroscopy
is
an
effective
tool
for
the
rapid
estimation
of
soil
organic
carbon
(SOC).
The
development
spectroscopic
technology
has
increased
application
spectral
libraries
SOC
research.
However,
direct
prediction
remains
challenging
due
to
high
variability
in
types
soil-forming
factors.
This
study
aims
address
this
challenge
by
improving
accuracy
through
classification.
We
utilized
European
Land
Use
Cover
Area
frame
Survey
(LUCAS)
large-scale
library
employed
a
geographically
weighted
principal
component
analysis
(GWPCA)
combined
with
fuzzy
c-means
(FCM)
clustering
algorithm
classify
spectra.
Subsequently,
we
used
partial
least
squares
regression
(PLSR)
Cubist
model
prediction.
Additionally,
classified
data
land
cover
compared
classification
results
those
obtained
from
showed
that
(1)
GWPCA-FCM-Cubist
yielded
best
predictions,
average
R2
=
0.83
RPIQ
2.95,
representing
improvements
10.33%
18.00%
RPIQ,
respectively,
unclassified
full
sample
modeling.
(2)
modeling
based
on
GWPCA-FCM
was
significantly
superior
type
Specifically,
there
7.64%
14.22%
improvement
under
PLSR,
13.36%
29.10%
Cubist.
(3)
Overall,
models
better
than
PLSR
models.
These
findings
indicate
GWPCA
FCM
conjunction
technique
can
enhance
libraries.
Land Degradation and Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 9, 2024
ABSTRACT
Accurate
estimation
of
soil
organic
carbon
(SOC)
content
is
essential
for
promoting
regional
sustainable
agriculture
and
improving
land
quality.
Visible
near‐infrared
(Vis‐NIR)
near‐Earth
remote
sensing
spectroscopy
has
become
an
effective
alternative
to
the
traditional
time‐consuming
costly
methods
due
its
high‐resolution
nondestructive
application,
but
it
vulnerable
redundancy
spectral
information
overlap
between
bands.
This
study
delves
into
potential
optimal
parameters
estimating
SOC
in
arid
lakeside
oases,
using
Bosten
Lake
Xinjiang,
China,
as
a
focal
point.
Soil
samples
(0–10
cm,
10–20
20–30
30–40
cm)
were
collected,
their
hyperspectral
reflectance
measured.
The
data
underwent
preprocessing
techniques,
including
continuum
removal
(CR),
standard
normal
variate
(SNV),
continuous
wavelet
transform
(CWT).
was
predicted
back
propagation
neural
network
models
constructed
based
on
one‐dimensional
(1D),
two‐dimensional
(2D),
three‐dimensional
(3D)
correlation
coefficients.
Results
showcased
effectiveness
CWT
method
accentuating
enhancing
variable
correlation.
Among
indices,
3D
exhibited
highest
performance
(
R
2
=
0.82,
RPD
2.02
TDI‐1
at
0–10
cm;
0.85,
2.28
TDI‐2
0.83,
2.24
0.86,
2.53
TDI‐4
cm),
followed
by
2D
then
1D.
These
insights
offer
guidance
future
strategies
index
determination,
facilitating
spatial
distribution
mapping
advancing
agricultural
planning.
They
also
have
implications
determining
interpolation,
which
would
contribute
planning
development.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(20), P. 5033 - 5033
Published: Oct. 20, 2023
Unsustainable
human
management
has
negative
effects
on
cropland
soil
organic
carbon
(SOC),
causing
a
decrease
in
health
and
the
emission
of
greenhouse
gas.
Due
to
contiguous
fields,
large-scale
mechanized
operations
are
widely
used
Northeast
China
Plain,
which
greatly
improves
production
efficiency
while
decreasing
quality,
especially
for
SOC.
Therefore,
an
up-to-date
SOC
map
is
needed
estimate
after
long-term
cultivation
inform
better
land
management.
Using
Quantile
Regression
Forest,
total
396
samples
from
132
sampling
sites
at
three
depth
intervals
40
environmental
covariates
(e.g.,
Landsat
8
spectral
indices,
WorldClim
2
MODIS
products)
selected
by
Boruta
feature
selection
algorithm
were
spatial
distribution
Plain
90
m
resolution.
The
results
showed
that
increased
overall
southern
area
northern
area,
with
average
17.34
g
kg−1
plough
layer
(PL)
13.92
compacted
(CL).
At
vertical
scale,
decreased,
depths
getting
deeper.
PL
CL
was
3.41
kg−1.
Climate
(i.e.,
temperature,
daytime
nighttime
surface
mean
temperature
driest
quarter)
dominant
controlling
factor,
followed
position
oblique
geographic
coordinate
105°),
organism
variance
net
primary
productivity
non-crop
period).
uncertainty
1.04
1.07
CL.
high
appeared
relatively
scattered
altitudes,
complex
landforms.
This
study
updated
resolution
maps
scales,
clarifies
influence
provides
reference
conservation
policy-making.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Dec. 4, 2023
The
timely
and
precise
prediction
of
winter
wheat
yield
plays
a
critical
role
in
understanding
food
supply
dynamics
ensuring
global
security.
In
recent
years,
the
application
unmanned
aerial
remote
sensing
has
significantly
advanced
agricultural
research.
This
led
to
emergence
numerous
vegetation
indices
that
are
sensitive
variations.
However,
not
all
these
universally
suitable
for
predicting
yields
across
different
environments
crop
types.
Consequently,
process
feature
selection
index
sets
becomes
essential
enhance
performance
models.
study
aims
develop
an
integrated
method
known
as
PCRF-RFE,
with
focus
on
selection.
Initially,
building
upon
prior
research,
we
acquired
multispectral
images
during
flowering
grain
filling
stages
identified
35
yield-sensitive
indices.
We
then
applied
Pearson
correlation
coefficient
(PC)
random
forest
importance
(RF)
methods
select
relevant
features
set.
Feature
filtering
thresholds
were
set
at
0.53
1.9
respective
methods.
union
selected
by
both
was
used
recursive
elimination
(RFE),
ultimately
yielding
optimal
subset
constructing
Cubist
Recurrent
Neural
Network
(RNN)
results
this
demonstrate
model,
constructed
using
obtained
through
(PCRF-RFE),
consistently
outperformed
RNN
model.
It
exhibited
highest
accuracy
stages,
surpassing
models
or
subsets
derived
from
single
method.
confirms
efficacy
PCRF-RFE
offers
valuable
insights
references
future
research
realms
studies.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(15), P. 4930 - 4930
Published: July 30, 2024
Soil
visible
and
near-infrared
reflectance
spectroscopy
is
an
effective
tool
for
the
rapid
estimation
of
soil
organic
carbon
(SOC).
The
development
spectroscopic
technology
has
increased
application
spectral
libraries
SOC
research.
However,
direct
prediction
remains
challenging
due
to
high
variability
in
types
soil-forming
factors.
This
study
aims
address
this
challenge
by
improving
accuracy
through
classification.
We
utilized
European
Land
Use
Cover
Area
frame
Survey
(LUCAS)
large-scale
library
employed
a
geographically
weighted
principal
component
analysis
(GWPCA)
combined
with
fuzzy
c-means
(FCM)
clustering
algorithm
classify
spectra.
Subsequently,
we
used
partial
least
squares
regression
(PLSR)
Cubist
model
prediction.
Additionally,
classified
data
land
cover
compared
classification
results
those
obtained
from
showed
that
(1)
GWPCA-FCM-Cubist
yielded
best
predictions,
average
R2
=
0.83
RPIQ
2.95,
representing
improvements
10.33%
18.00%
RPIQ,
respectively,
unclassified
full
sample
modeling.
(2)
modeling
based
on
GWPCA-FCM
was
significantly
superior
type
Specifically,
there
7.64%
14.22%
improvement
under
PLSR,
13.36%
29.10%
Cubist.
(3)
Overall,
models
better
than
PLSR
models.
These
findings
indicate
GWPCA
FCM
conjunction
technique
can
enhance
libraries.