• 基于PlanetScope影像的典型绿洲土壤盐渍化数字制图

    Subjects: Geosciences >> Geography submitted time 2023-09-19 Cooperative journals: 《干旱区地理》

    Abstract: High- resolution soil salinity maps are urgently needed in arid and semi-arid regions to visualize thesubtle spatial variations in salinity distribution. These maps are crucial for guiding the development of land resource management policies and water resource management policies in salt-affected and potentially salt-affectedareas, aiming to prevent further soil degradation and ensure sustainable agricultural economic development andfood security. Based on PlanetScope imagery, vegetation spectral indices and soil salinity indices were extracted,resulting in a total of 21 variables. These variables were used as input for the Bagging algorithm to construct asoil salinity prediction model, referred to as ModelⅠ- . The max-relevance and min-redundancy (mRMR) methodwas employed to select relevant feature variables, which were then inputted into the Bagging algorithm to build asoil salinity prediction model, referred to as Model-Ⅱ. Field sampling data were used to assist in model buildingand validation. Model-Ⅰ and Model-Ⅱ were evaluated using model evaluation metrics. The results indicate thatthe prediction performance of Model-Ⅱ is better than that of Moedl-Ⅰ (mean R2=0.66, mean RMSE=18.00 dS·m-1,mean PRIQ=3.21 for the validation set), and that mRMR effectively reduces the multidimensional feature redundancy. PlanetScope images combined with the mRMR method successfully mapped high-resolution soil salinity,which provided more detailed information on the spatial distribution of soil salinity, and the results of the studypromoted the use of PlanetScope data to monitor soil salinity information.