LIU Lu, PENG Zhigong, ZHANG Baozhong, et al. Monitoring of Summer Corn Canopy SPAD Values Based on Hyperspectrum[J]. 2019, 33(1): 353-360.
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LIU Lu, PENG Zhigong, ZHANG Baozhong, et al. Monitoring of Summer Corn Canopy SPAD Values Based on Hyperspectrum[J]. 2019, 33(1): 353-360. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.01.055.
Monitoring of Summer Corn Canopy SPAD Values Based on Hyperspectrum
This study was an exploration into monitoring technology of summer corn canopy SPAD values. A small lysimeter was used in the experiment to monitor spectral reflectivity of summer corn and SPAD values of plant canopy
which provided the basis for investigation of the responsive relationship between canopy spectral information and SPAD values. From this relationship
the sensitive wave band and the optimum spectral index were determined for the SPAD values of the summer corn under investigation. The findings suggested that the canopy spectral reflectivity decreased with the increase of SPAD values in the visible light band
but increased with the increase of SPAD in the near infrared band. The band to which SPAD was most sensitive was 700 nm and 690 nm when monitoring the original spectrum and the first differential spectrum respectively and the correlations with SPAD values were -0.498 (p < 0.05)and -0.538 (p < 0.01). The multivariate stepwise regression analysis found an optimum band combination of 405 nm
408 nm
and 700 nm. From 73 published spectral indices
five indices
i.e.
(SDr-SDb)/(SDr+SDb)
MCARI//OSAVI
TCARI/OSAVI
SDr/SDb
and MTCI
were chosen because they produced a higher correlation with SPAD values of summer corn canopy. Among the five indices
the most suitable index was found to be (SDr-SDb)/(SDr+SDb)
and the correlation coefficient was as high as 0.697 (p < 0.01) in the whole growth period. A combinational regression model of SPAD
built from sensitive band
spectral index
and optimum band
produced the following simulation performances in descending order:optimum band combination
spectral index
original spectral reflectivity
and first differential spectrum. A quadratic polynomial model built from (SDr-SDb)/(SDr+SDb) index
and a combinational linear regression model built from 405 nm
408 nm
and 700 nm bands
were recommended as suitable models for spectral monitoring of summer corn canopy SPAD values.
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