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Estimation Of Soil Carbon Emission From Summer Maize Field Based On Ground Measurement And UAV Remote Sensing

Posted on:2022-10-15Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:M F ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2493306515956909Subject:Agricultural Electrification and Automation
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At the farmland scale,the chamber method and eddy correlation measurement,as the traditional monitoring method of soil respiration(RS),is time-consuming and laborious,and high cost respectively.Remote sensing technology,as a new monitoring method,has been widely used in the estimation of RS from different vegetation types because of its low cost and high efficiency.However,due to the lower resolution and long revisit period,satellite remote sensing is not suitable for RS estimation at the farmland scale.In addition,when it comes to predict the seasonal RS for different vegetation types and treatment methods,it is relatively difficult to select the optimal model to estimate RS due to the lack of unified model description.In this study,an UAV multi-sources remote sensing system integrating visible light,thermal infrared and multispectral cameras was developed.Based on the ground data and UAV remote sensing image data obtained from the precision irrigation experimental station in Zhaojun town,Dalate Banner,Inner Mongolia,2019,the biotic factor(vegetation index,VI)affecting crop photosynthesis and abiotic factor(soil surface temperature,TSF)affecting the mechanism of RS were considered comprehensively.Nine different VIs were retrieved from the multispectral remote sensing and TSF was obtained from the thermal infrared remote sensing,respectively.The seasonal RS estimation model(VHI model)was proposed based on the Vant’Hoff index equation.This paper compared and analyzed the performance of the VHI model,the BP artificial neural network model(BPNN)and the multiple linear regression model(MNR).The optimal model was selected to estimate the instantaneous emission of RS,and the relationship model between the instantaneous and measured RS was established.The spatial distribution maps of daily total emission flux of RS at different growth periods were generated.The feasibility and applicability of RS estimation by UAV remote sensing and ground monitoring were analyzed.The main contents and conclusions of this study are as follows:(1)An UAV multi-sources remote sensing system with visible light,thermal infrared and multispectral cameras was developed,and the relevant parameters of the system were tested.The results showed that the system was stable during the flight,the load and endurance time could meet the operation requirements,the acquired remote sensing images performed a relatively high temporal and spatial resolution after mosaic preprocessing,and the system can be used to efficiently obtain the visible light,thermal infrared and multispectral remote sensing images at the farmland scale.(2)Based on the measured data,the sensitivity of soil temperature(TS)and soil water filling porosity(WFPS)at different depths to RS was analyzed at the daily scale.The results showed that TS and WFPS at 5 cm exhibited the highest correlation coefficient with RS.At the seasonal scale,the relationships between RS and the biotic factors(LAI,chlorophyll content,i.e.,CHC,)and abiotic factors(TSF,WFPS,TS)were analyzed.The results indicated that TSFand TS at 5 cm depth performed the similar correlation coefficients with RS,followed by CHC.Three machine learning algorithms,MNR,BPNN and support vector machine regression(SVR),were used to construct RS estimation models at the daily and seasonal scales under different water treatments.The results showed that the MNR,BPNN and SVR models could estimate RS well,and RS had a strong dependence on the driving factors of the models.BPNN model exhibited the best prediction of RS both daily and seasonal scales.In addition,the asynchronous change between RS and TSF was deeply discussed.The results indicated that water stress affected the lag relationship between RS and TSF.The correlation between RS and TSF decreased with the increase of water stress,which affected the accuracy of RS estimation.(3)TSF estimated by thermal infrared remote sensing performed a good agreement with the measured(R2=0.85).The average error of the four water treatment areas was 0.77℃,1.21℃,1.43℃and 1.32℃,and the root mean square error was 0.98℃,1.48℃,1.68℃and 1.55℃,respectively.The correlation analysis between RS and nine VIs was carried out.The results showed that the three vegetation indices(normalized vegetation index 2(NDVIg-b),normalized pigment chlorophyll index(NPCI),simple pigment ratio index(SRPI)sensitive to crop coverage and CHC were highly correlated with seasonal RS.The RS estimation model(VHI model)was constructed based on VI estimated by multispectral remote sensing and TSFestimated by thermal infrared remote sensing.The results indicated that the R2 of VHI model(NDVIg-b,NPCI,SRPI,respectively)was 0.71,0.73 and 0.75,and the RMSE was 182.7 mg m-2 h-1,136.9 mg m-2 h-1 and 133.3 mg m-2 h-1,respectively.Compared with the BPNN and MNR models,the results showed that the accuracy of VHI model was similar to that of BPNN(R2=0.81),but better than that of MNR model(R2=0.66).Considering that the BPNN model can’t be expressed by explicit expression,and the complexity of the model was high,the VHI model with a relatively high accuracy was selected to estimate the instantaneous RS and daily total emission flux.(4)At the daily scale,the variation of RS under different water treatments was analyzed.The growth rate of soil carbon flux exhibited a similar magnitude under different water treatments from 6:00 to 12:00 during the daytime.The more serious the water stress was,the less CO2 the soil emitted.(5)A linear regression model was established between the instantaneous RS estimated by VHI model and the daily total emission flux measured on the ground.The results showed that the fitting accuracy of the model was relatively high,R2=0.73,RMSE=2893.54 mg m-2.The spatial distribution maps of daily total emission flux of RS in different growth stages of summer maize were generated.Our results showed that it was feasible to use UAV remote sensing and ground monitoring data to estimate RS.
Keywords/Search Tags:carbon emission, UAV remote sensing, water stress, vegetation indices, Vant’ Hoff index model
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