Abstract:
Abstract: The chlorophyll content estimation of corn leaf and canopy scale using hyperspectral satellite data has important significance to the development of modern agriculture technology. First of all, 60 separate 30 m by 30 m sample plots were set up randomly in a research area, and the excellent, good, and bad plants in each sample plot were selected as sample plants based on corn growth conditions. The plant canopy was divided into three layers and 5-10 pieces of fresh leaves samples were collected one layer at a time to test chlorophyll and spectrum. Three sample points (each point between 10 and 15 m apart) in each sample plot were chosen to test the canopy spectrum, and the average of three replicates was taken as the canopy spectral values. The LAI - 2000 canopy analyzer was used to determine the corn leaf area index (LAI). Secondly, the first - order differential (FD (Ref)) and curve remove (CR (Ref)) methods were used to process original reflectivity spectrum (Ref), and 5 Ref variables, 1 CR (Ref) variables, and 7 FD (Ref) variables that had a higher correlation with leaf chlorophyll content, simple ratio index (SR), and normalized differential vegetation index (NDVI) were chosen to construct a multiple stepwise regression model. At the 95% significance level, 13 variables were eliminated, and a multiple linear regression model that only contains two variables was established. Variables of R890 and R1070 that were kept by multiple linear regression models were used as the input parameters of Back Propagation neural networks based on a hyperbolic tangent sigmoid function with slope parameters of a (Htsf-BP). So, a remote sensing estimation model by hyperspectral of chlorophyll of leaf scale was built, and when the number of neurons was six, the overall precision of Htsf - BP neural network was the best, with the fitting precision of 88.73%, verification accuracy of 78.68%, and validation RMSE of 0.0704. Sensor observation information, the structure parameters of the plant, background spectrum, and leaf spectral were put into a 4 - scale model to simulate canopy reflectance on the different conditions. According to the data sets simulation of the 4 - scale model, the fitting relationship between PT, PG and LAI functions could be obtained, and the solving results of factor M and b could be obtained at the same time. To move forward a single step, the conversion of the Hyperion image spectrum of the canopy and the leaf spectrum could be implemented, and the chlorophyll content estimation results of the Leaf blade scale could be achieved. At last, the chlorophyll content estimation of the canopy scale combining with the leaf area index could be accomplished. The results have showed that at the wavelength of 750 and 980 nm, the correlation coefficient R2 value between canopy spectra simulated by spectral dimension transformation equation and the measured canopy spectra reached 0.784 and 0.706 respectively. The correlation coefficient R2 value between measured leaf dimension chlorophyll content and the simulation results was 0.726. This method has provided a reference for the high precision fast estimation of leaf and canopy scale corn chlorophyll content.