Hyperspectral remote-sensing monitoring method for wetland soil nitrification microbial community

A technology of hyperspectral remote sensing and microbial community, which is applied in the field of hyperspectral remote sensing monitoring of nitrifying microbial community in wetland soil, can solve the problems of difficulty in obtaining the distribution and change status of microbial community, and difficulty in giving estimation and evaluation.

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-11-11
LIAONING NORMAL UNIVERSITY
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Most of this kind of research is carried out on some specific sites sporadically, and it is difficult to obtain the changes in the distribution of microbial communities on a regional scale.
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[0058] The present invention was applied to a monitoring area located in Panjin Wetland, Liaoning Province, China. The wetland is located at the southernmost tip of the Liaohe Delta, at the mouth of the Shuangtaizi River. It is a natural wetland dominated by reed swamps and intertidal tidal flats. According to the steps described in the specific embodiments of the present invention, the spatial distribution of the number of soil nitrifying microbial communities in the wetland of the monitoring area is obtained.

[0059] figure 2 The average reflectance (a), LR transformation (b), FD transformation (c), SD transformation (d), CR transformation (e) and BD transformation (f) spectral curves of the wetland soil in the Panjin wetland monitoring area obtained for the experimental measurement.

[0060] Table 1 and Table 2 respectively show the results of estimating the number of nitrifying microorganisms in wetland soil by various spectral transformation techniques based on bootstr...

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The invention discloses a hyperspectral remote-sensing monitoring method for a wetland soil nitrification microbial community. The method comprises the following steps: measuring wetland soil spectrum and nitrification microorganisms in a monitoring area; pretreating hyperspectral remote-sensing images, wherein format conversion, absolute radiance value conversion, atmospheric correction and geometric precise correction are performed; building a model based on the experimental measurement spectrum, and estimating the quantity of the wetland soil nitrification microorganisms in the monitoring area with the model; estimating the quantity of the wetland soil nitrification microorganisms based on the pretreated hyperspectral remote-sensing images; confirming the optimal value of the quantity of the wetland soil nitrification microorganisms based on a cost function. The method has the benefits that the distribution of the nitrification microorganisms on a regional scale can be extracted, so that obtaining of the time-space evolution characteristics of soil nitrification and the driving factor information can be facilitated, and a scientific basis is provided for correct understanding of the wetland nitrogen cycle process and influence mechanism, and the wetland pollution purification function.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a hyperspectral remote sensing monitoring method for wetland soil nitrifying microbial communities, belonging to the field of remote sensing technology applications. Background technique [0002] Nitrogen cycle is a material cycle that describes the mutual transformation process between elemental nitrogen and nitrogen-containing compounds in nature, and is one of the core processes of element cycle in soil ecosystems, among which nitrification is of great significance to the nitrogen cycle of soil. Nitrification is an intermediate link connecting nitrogen fixation and denitrification, and it is related to the degree of nitrogen utilization by plants, soil acidification, water pollution and the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide (N 2 O) A series of ecological and environmental issues such as release are directly related. Therefore, nitrification is a central link in the nitrogen biogeochemical cycle. [0003] Nitrification is a reac...

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IPC IPC(8): G01N21/25
Inventor 王莉雯卫亚星
Owner LIAONING NORMAL UNIVERSITY
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