Journal of Biomedical Research & Environmental Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4(11), С. 1618 - 1623
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2023
Infrared
spectroscopy
has
emerged
as
a
powerful
tool
to
assess
soil
properties
for
both
environmental
science
and
agriculture.
Here,
we
explore
its
recent
trends
developments
assessment.
This
technique
is
an
alternative
that
counters
the
limitations
of
traditional
laboratory
methods,
offering
cost-effective
non-destructive
approach.
latest
in
innovation
landscape
infrared
assessment
are
explored,
providing
insights
on
broad
range
applications
into
future
trajectory
this
technology.
Firstly,
delve
agriculture,
highlighting
potential
prediction
many
attributes.
Next,
carbon
assessment,
emphasizing
importance
estimating
organic
stock
quality.
Soil
pollution
elemental
contents
addressed,
focusing
potentially
toxic
elements
concentrations
soil,
strongly
relevant
monitoring.
emerges
valuable
rapid
non-hazardous
content
physical
prediction,
traditionally
limited
texture
analysis,
extended
through
application
novel
approaches,
shedding
light
broader
technology
quality
The
ongoing
statistical
modeling
technological
also
showcased,
mainly
focused
machine
learning
methods.
Lastly,
spectral
libraries
emphasized,
such
Global
Spectral
Calibration
Library
Estimation
Service,
Brazilian
Library.
In
conclusion,
become
important
multitude
across
agricultural
contexts.
review
underscores
growing
advancing
standardization
reproducibility
sustainable
procedures,
ensuring
brighter
science.
Sensors,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
24(15), С. 4930 - 4930
Опубликована: Июль 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.
Agriculture,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(12), С. 2258 - 2258
Опубликована: Дек. 10, 2024
Chlorophyll
is
a
crucial
indicator
for
monitoring
crop
growth
and
assessing
nutritional
status.
Hyperspectral
remote
sensing
plays
an
important
role
in
precision
agriculture,
offering
non-destructive
approach
to
predicting
leaf
chlorophyll.
However,
canopy
spectra
often
face
background
noise
data
redundancy
challenges.
To
tackle
these
issues,
this
study
develops
integrated
processing
strategy
incorporating
multiple
preprocessing
techniques,
sequential
module
fusion,
feature
mining
methods.
Initially,
the
original
spectrum
(OS)
from
2021,
2022,
fusion
year
underwent
through
Fast
Fourier
Transform
(FFT)
smoothing,
scattering
correction
(MSC),
first
derivative
(FD),
second
(SD).
Secondly,
was
conducted
using
Competitive
Adaptive
Reweighted
Sampling
(CARS),
Iterative
Retention
of
Information
Variables
(IRIV),
Principal
Component
Analysis
(PCA)
based
on
optimal
order
data.
Finally,
Partial
Least
Squares
Regression
(PLSR)
used
construct
prediction
model
winter
wheat
SPAD
compare
effects
different
years
stages.
The
findings
show
that
FFT-MSC
(firstly
pre-processing
FFT,
secondly
secondary
FFT
spectral
MSC)
effectively
reduced
issues
such
as
noisy
signals
baseline
drift.
FFT-MSC-IRIV-PLSR
(based
combined
preprocessed
data,
screening
IRIV,
then
combining
with
PLSR
model)
predicts
highest
overall
accuracy,
R2
0.79–0.89,
RMSE
4.51–5.61,
MAE
4.01–4.43.
performed
best
0.84–0.89
4.51–6.74.
during
stages
occurred
early
filling
stage,
0.75
0.58.
On
basis
research,
future
work
will
focus
optimizing
process
richer
environmental
so
further
enhance
predictive
capability
applicability
model.
Real-time
monitoring
of
leaf
water
content
is
an
important
indicator
drought
resistance
in
plants.
In
this
study,
hyperspectral
reflectance
and
derived
data
are
used
to
build
inversion
model
for
Catalpa
bungei.
Rapid,
non-destructive
real-time
provides
a
high-throughput
method
assessing
tree
seedlings.
The
mature
leaves
were
determined
several
models
built
evaluate
the
optimal
combination
using
different
variable
selection
construction
methods.
results
show
that
PLS
regression
constructed
with
as
input
best
test
series.
MC-UVE
all
models.
With
method,
approach
optimal.
MC-UVE-PLS
set
coefficient
(R2)
maximum
(0.7903)
,
mean
square
root
error
(RMSE)
minimum
(1.7352).
SR
(1466nm,
2128nm)
spectral
index
highest
correlation.
First
order
differencing
can
effectively
improve
correlation
between
content,
but
cannot
be
optimised.
Using
screening
was
which
technical
support
Journal of Biomedical Research & Environmental Sciences,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4(11), С. 1618 - 1623
Опубликована: Ноя. 1, 2023
Infrared
spectroscopy
has
emerged
as
a
powerful
tool
to
assess
soil
properties
for
both
environmental
science
and
agriculture.
Here,
we
explore
its
recent
trends
developments
assessment.
This
technique
is
an
alternative
that
counters
the
limitations
of
traditional
laboratory
methods,
offering
cost-effective
non-destructive
approach.
latest
in
innovation
landscape
infrared
assessment
are
explored,
providing
insights
on
broad
range
applications
into
future
trajectory
this
technology.
Firstly,
delve
agriculture,
highlighting
potential
prediction
many
attributes.
Next,
carbon
assessment,
emphasizing
importance
estimating
organic
stock
quality.
Soil
pollution
elemental
contents
addressed,
focusing
potentially
toxic
elements
concentrations
soil,
strongly
relevant
monitoring.
emerges
valuable
rapid
non-hazardous
content
physical
prediction,
traditionally
limited
texture
analysis,
extended
through
application
novel
approaches,
shedding
light
broader
technology
quality
The
ongoing
statistical
modeling
technological
also
showcased,
mainly
focused
machine
learning
methods.
Lastly,
spectral
libraries
emphasized,
such
Global
Spectral
Calibration
Library
Estimation
Service,
Brazilian
Library.
In
conclusion,
become
important
multitude
across
agricultural
contexts.
review
underscores
growing
advancing
standardization
reproducibility
sustainable
procedures,
ensuring
brighter
science.