利用多源遥感监测冬小麦长势与白粉病的分析-analysis of monitoring growth and powdery mildew of winter wheat by multi-source remote sensing.docxVIP

AbstractChina is the worlds first large agricultural country. Population growth is an urgentence needing for the increase in the number of agricultural products.Wheat is one of Chinas major food crops, high and stable yield is the key to ensure that the food problem.With Chinas entry into the digital age of agriculture, timely and accurate, low-cost monitoring of wheat are growing and pest outbreak situation not only meet the information needs of all levels of agricultural management departments, but also for the majority of farmers and agriculture-related enterprises to provide important reference information, timely implementation of scientific management measures to ensure the wheat harvest yield.In this paper our study is about using multi-source remote sensing technology in crop production,with wheat as the main object,consolidating the daejeon basic agricultural information, geographic data, and multi-source, multi-temporal remote sensing data, and disease around the growing of wheat were studied remote sensing,focusing on the remote sensing research of the wheat growing and disease,The main contents are as follows:The use of multi-temporal remote sensing data to monitor changes in winter wheat leaf area index.Taixing City,Jiangsu Province,for example,We use multi-temporal Landsat / TM remote sensing data, based on the spot sampling and survey by GPS and established interpretation signs,used remote sensing image correction, interpretation, unsupervised classification and other operations, combined with the measured experimental samples GPS data tested and corrected wheat acreage accuracy.We monitor different periods of multiple growth stages of wheat growing by using vegetation Index Leaf Area Index Inversion , and product the winter wheat leaf area index grading chart.The use of winter wheat biomass model (APBW) through environmental Star (HJ-1) forecast of winter wheat biomass.On the base of wheat biomass formation physiological processes, the use of quant