Classification Model of Grassland Desertification Based on Deep Learning
Huilin Jiang,
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Rigeng Wu,
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Yongan Zhang
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et al.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(19), P. 8307 - 8307
Published: Sept. 24, 2024
Grasslands
are
one
of
the
most
important
ecosystems
on
earth,
and
impact
grassland
desertification
earth’s
environment
ecosystem
cannot
be
ignored.
Accurately
distinguishing
types
has
application
value.
The
appropriate
grazing
strategies
can
implemented
based
these
distinctions.
Grassland
conservation
measures
tailored
accordingly.
This
contributes
to
further
protecting
restoring
vegetation.
project
takes
color
images
labeled
with
grasslands
as
research
object,
uses
currently
popular
deep
learning
model
classification
tool,
then
establishes
a
image-based
feature
extraction
network,
Vision
Transformer
model,
by
comparing
various
image
models.
experimental
results
show
that,
despite
complex
structure
large
number
parameters
obtained
in
this
project,
test
accuracy
rate
reaches
88.72%
training
loss
is
only
0.0319.
Compared
models
such
VGG16,
ResNet50,
ResNet101,
DenseNet101,
DenseNet169,
DenseNet201,
so
on,
demonstrates
clear
advantages
accuracy,
fitting
ability,
generalization
capacity.
By
integrating
technology,
applied
management
ecological
restoration.
Mobile
devices
used
conveniently
capture
data,
information
processed
quickly.
provides
efficient
tools
for
managers,
environmental
scientists,
organizations.
These
assist
quickly
assessing
extent
desertification,
optimizing
decisions.
Furthermore,
strong
technical
support
offered
restoration
sustainable
grasslands.
Language: Английский
Plant Species Diversity Assessment in the Temperate Grassland Region of China Using UAV Hyperspectral Remote Sensing
Hong Wang,
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Chunyong Feng,
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Xiaobing Li
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et al.
Diversity,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(12), P. 775 - 775
Published: Dec. 20, 2024
Biodiversity
conservation
is
a
critical
environmental
challenge,
with
accurate
assessment
being
essential
for
efforts.
This
study
addresses
the
limitations
of
current
plant
diversity
methods,
particularly
in
recognizing
mixed
and
stunted
grass
species,
by
developing
an
enhanced
species
recognition
approach
using
unmanned
aerial
vehicle
(UAV)
hyperspectral
data
deep
learning
models
steppe
region
Xilinhot,
Inner
Mongolia.
We
compared
five
models—support
vector
machine
(SVM),
two-dimensional
convolutional
neural
network
(2D-CNN),
three-dimensional
(3D-CNN),
hybrid
spectral
CNN
(HybridSN),
improved
HybridSN+—for
identification.
The
results
show
that
SVM
2D-CNN
have
relatively
poor
effects
on
distribution
individuals,
while
HybridSN
HybridSN+
can
effectively
identify
important
region,
accuracy
model
reach
96.45
(p
<
0.05).
Notably,
3D-CNN
model’s
performance
was
inferior
to
model,
especially
densely
populated
smaller
species.
optimized
from
demonstrated
individuals
under
equivalent
conditions,
leading
discernible
enhancement
overall
(OA).
Diversity
indices
(Shannon–Wiener
diversity,
Simpson
Pielou
evenness)
were
calculated
identification
spatial
maps
generated
each
index.
A
comparative
analysis
derived
ground
survey
revealed
strong
correlation
consistency,
minimal
differences
between
two
methods.
provides
feasible
technical
efficient
meticulous
biodiversity
assessment,
offering
crucial
scientific
references
regional
conservation,
management,
restoration.
Language: Английский