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Based On The Spectrumrapeseed Plant Nitrogen Nutrient Monitoring Model

Posted on:2017-03-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:W T ChenFull Text:PDF
GTID:2283330485980560Subject:Crop Cultivation and Farming System
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Nitrogen(N) is the necessary nutrients of rape growth and yield formation, and plays a significant role in the regulation of rapeseed cultivation. China is the world’s largest consumer of rape for producer and rapeseed oil, and the its acreage and production account for about a world of 1/3. Rape Yield depends on the applied fertilizer increased, especially, nitrogen fertilizer rate is very large. A lot of unreasonable nitrogen fertilizer is used in rapeseed production, which not only increase the cost of production, but also result in no-point source pollutes.Traditional diagnostic of nitrogen nutrition is consuming effort, poor timeliness, In order to do scientifically fertilization management, improve the timeliness and the nitrogen utilization for nitrogen nutrient diagnosis, It is particularly important that obtain and diagnosis crop growing, nitrogen nutrition status real-timely, fast and non-destructively through informatization technology. This experiments were carried out at Jiangsu Provincial Academy of Agricultural Experimental Farm from 2014 to 2016, the field experiments for varieties and fertilizer were set up. Using of Crop Scan MS16 R, and ASD Field Spec Hand-Held, the spectrum reflectance for various rapeseed growth period was measured. Through rapeseed spectral information, physiological and biochemical indices and statistical analysis, the relationships between the spectral reflectance characteristics and the leaf nitrogen contents for rape seedlings under the various cultivars and nitrogen levels had been cleared, the sensitive spectral bands in rape seedlings leaf nitrogen content were found, and the rapeseed monitoring model of leaf nitrogen content for rapeseed seedlings were constructed based on spectrum. This provided a theoretical basis and technical support for the use of remote sensing technology in rapeseed nitrogen application, nondestructive sensing monitoring for leaf nitrogen, and fertilizer recommendation suitability, etc. The results were as follows:1. Changes in the spectral reflectance from transplanting to flowering stage for rapeseed gradually decreased in the visible range, while gradually increased in the near infrared region; However, after flowering, canopy spectral reflectance increased gradually with the development of postponement in the visible range, but gradually reduced in the near infrared region.2. Rapeseed spectral reflectance had significant differences under different nitrogen levels, and three rape varieties had similar trend, especially in the near-infrared region. The increased nitrogen levels improved spectral reflectance in the near-infrared region, but in the visible place, increased nitrogen levels reduced spectral reflectance.3. Between the varieties of rapeseed, changes in rapeseed canopy spectral reflectance curves were the same. But there were some differences in canopy spectrum reflectance between varieties of rapeseed. It may be due to the different crop varieties, effect of background soil and weed coverage. There are some differences in the whole growth process, even under the same conditions of field management, resulting in the difference between the spectra of different varieties.4. At 870 nm and 1320 nm bands there were a very significant correlation on spectral reflectance and leaf nitrogen content in seedling phase.The coefficient of determination R2 was 0.651 and 0.670. Through single-band linear and nonlinear regression analysis, the coefficient of determination presented regularity of the regression equation corresponding to each band,That was that: R2 Polynomial >R2Logarithm>R2Linear>R2Exponentiation>R2Index.R870 and R1320. The corresponding to the polynomial regression equation between the single band reflectance and rape leaf nitrogen content, R2 reached to 0.73 and 0.795, so it can be used to characterize the quantitative relationship between 870 nm and 1320 nm bands.5. By analyzing the relationship between leaf nitrogen content and spectral parameters under the different varieties with nitrogen levels for rapeseed seedlings, the correlation for DVI(1080,460nm), DVI(1200,460nm), DVI(1200,550nm), DVI(1280,710nm), NDVI(1080,710nm), RVI(810,710nm), RVI(870,710), and RVI(1080,710) were significant. The correlation for leaf contents and the selected spectral vegetation indices, R2, reached to 0.46 or more, and the highest SAVI(870,710) reached to 0.86. By linear and nonlinear regression analysis, Different regression analysis showed a good correlation between preferably spectral parameters and rapeseed leaf nitrogen content. Compared with the linear equation, other regression models precision(R2) were significantly improved, and polynomial equation had optimal performance, except for fitting effect of some spectral parameters exponential equations slightly reduced. Regression model fitting precision for spectrum vegetation indices,DVI(810,460+550nm), DVI(810,550+650nm), DVI(870,710+550nm), and SAVI(870,710nm),R2, reached to 0.856, 0.862, 0.859, and 0.881, respectively. Polynomial regression model can be constructed under this study conditions using the spectral vegetation indices DVI(810,460+550nm), DVI(810,550+650nm), DVI(870,710+550nm), and SAVI(870,710nm), whose relevance and stability were good.6. Selected regression models were verified, and the results showed that the R2 values between the measured and predicted values of polynomial regression model SAVI(870,710 nm)-based for leaf nitrogen content for rapeseed seedlings were higher than the same time and the other time to take samples of the spectral parameters, and the R2, RMSE(%), da(%), and dap(percentage point) were 0.351, 2.391%, 2.199%, and 53.175 percentage point, respectively. This indicated that the polynomial equation used in quantitative monitoring for rapeseed leaf nitrogen had high precision and universality, which can be better used to estimate the spatial and temporal variation of leaf nitrogen content for rapeseed seedlings in different years.
Keywords/Search Tags:Rapeseed, Nitrogen, Spectrum, Model, Spectral vegetation indices
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