Random forest-based multifactor remote sensing surface temperature space downscaling method

Abstract

The invention discloses a random forest-based multifactor remote sensing surface temperature space downscaling method. The method comprises the following steps of: inverting multiple surface parameters which can represent water body, vegetation, building and exposed soil according to surface coverage types, and selecting the surface parameters having relatively strong relevance with a surface temperature as scale factors through relevance analysis; aiming at the problem that high-temperature regions such as deserts and exposed soil are incorrect in temperature estimation, importing short infrared bands as scale factors so as to improve the downscaling precision of the high-temperature regions; and aiming at the unbalance problem of random data extraction of random forests, adopting a method of establishing different regression models under different surface coverage types to respectively carry out downscaling under the different surface coverage types, so as to obtain a high-resolutionsurface temperature image. The method has favorable applicability in a large scale or regions with complicated surface coverage, and is capable of effectively improving the downscaling precision andefficiency.

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[0001] The invention belongs to the field of downscaling, and in particular relates to a multi-factor remote sensing surface temperature space downscaling method based on random forest. Background technique

[0002] Land Surface Temperature (LST) is an important parameter to characterize surface energy, and an important factor to study and evaluate ecosystems and climate change. Accurate surface temperature products are of great significance for monitoring urban heat islands, ecological environment, agricultural drought, monitoring global climate, estimating soil moisture and other surface processes. The traditional way to obtain surface temperature is through the observation data of surface meteorological stations. The observation station data has high precision and time continuity, but the monitoring coverage area is limited, which is not suitable for large-scale temperature monitoring. At present, the main way to obtain the surface temperature is through ...

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