Insect Density Statistics Method Based on Nearest Neighbor Association and Gaussian Beam Volume
A nearest neighbor and Gaussian beam technology, applied in the field of insect radar, can solve the problems of long radar detection distance, large detectable volume gap, large error, etc., achieve reasonable volume calculation and reduce false alarm rate
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[0038] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples.
[0039] The invention uses a two-dimensional scanning insect radar to observe migratory insects, uses the nearest neighbor method to correlate radar data, counts the number of insects, and then uses Gaussian beam rotation integral to calculate the radar scanning volume, and divides the number of insects by the corresponding volume to obtain the insect density.
[0040] Scanning radar generally discretizes the elevation angle of 0°-90°, and the radar realizes airspace scanning by continuously rotating the azimuth at each elevation angle. It should be noted that the present invention counts the density of insects at a fixed elevation angle or in a scanning mode in which the radar is at multiple elevation angles and the beams at each elevation angle do not overlap.
[0041] Step 1. Counting the number of insects
[0042] The key to quantitative statistics lie...
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