The invention discloses a method for monitoring man-made interference in an ecological protection red line based on multi-
source data fusion. The method comprises the following steps: constructing a matrix property-stress risk-wild property three-in-one
dynamic monitoring index system; integrating multi-source heterogeneous data of
remote sensing, territorial,
forestry,
meteorology and the like, and executing standardized preprocessing of coordinate unification, scale normalization and boundary clipping; adopting an
entropy weight method to initially construct an ecological quality index, and combining an XGBoost
algorithm to realize weight adaptive correction; performing
time sequence trend robust diagnosis in combination with a Theil-Sen Median method and a Mann-Kendall method, and introducing an LSTM (
Long Short Term Memory) model to realize ecological quality
change prediction; and on the basis of a grid and county-level double-level evaluation framework, a current situation index, a historical trend and prediction information are fused, and a man-made interference grading early warning result with a space
traceability capability is generated. According to the method, the accuracy of human interference identification, the reliability of dynamic tracking and the practicability of early warning response are improved, and quantifiable, traceable and operable
technical support is provided for fine supervision and adaptive governance of ecological protection red lines.