Meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration
Through the integrated sky-ground meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system, combined with multiple data sources and real-time adjustment strategies, the problem of insufficient resolution of satellite remote sensing technology in grassland ecological monitoring has been solved, and efficient and accurate monitoring of grassland ecological changes has been achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202510494954.0
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-04-21
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-09
- Estimated Expiration
- 2045-04-21
AI Technical Summary
Existing satellite remote sensing technology has insufficient spatial and spectral resolution in grassland ecological monitoring, making it difficult to capture detailed changes in grassland ecosystems and local ecological changes, especially in meadow steppe areas with complex terrain and diverse vegetation types, resulting in inaccurate monitoring.
A meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration is adopted, combining satellite remote sensing, drone images and ground sensors. The data collection strategy is adjusted in real time through the environmental perception and judgment module, the data collaborative management module dynamically schedules the data source, the data processing module performs data fusion and repair, the decision response module performs emergency response, and the resource monitoring module monitors the equipment status in real time.
It has improved the accuracy and efficiency of grassland ecological monitoring, can accurately capture ecological changes in complex environments, adapt to dynamic changes in meteorological and grassland health conditions, and ensure the smooth execution of monitoring tasks.
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Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of remote sensing monitoring, and in particular to a meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration. Background Art
[0002] While existing satellite remote sensing technology offers broad-scale monitoring capabilities, particularly in wide-area environments, it still faces several technical challenges in grassland ecological monitoring. First, the low spatial resolution of satellite remote sensing often prevents the capture of detailed changes in grassland ecosystems, especially in areas with complex terrain and diverse vegetation types, such as meadow steppes. For example, small-scale ecological variations in grasslands, such as grass species, vegetation density, and soil moisture, often cannot be accurately captured using low-resolution remote sensing imagery. Furthermore, the limited spectral resolution of satellite remote sensing makes it difficult to distinguish between similar vegetation types or between vegetation at different growth stages. This leads to inaccurate assessments of grassland health and fails to meet the needs of meticulous ecological management. Furthermore, meadow steppes are often located in complex terrain, such as mountains and hills, and feature diverse vegetation cover types, such as shrubs, grasslands, and wetlands. The representation of these different landforms in remote sensing imagery can be affected by factors such as shadows, occlusion, and environmental interference, reducing the accuracy of remote sensing technology in these areas. Furthermore, grassland ecological changes are often localized and fluctuate over short periods of time, making it difficult for existing satellite remote sensing technology to provide a sufficiently high temporal resolution to capture these subtle changes.
[0003] Therefore, although satellite remote sensing technology has unique advantages in grassland ecological monitoring, such as large-scale coverage and real-time data collection capabilities, its limited spatial and spectral resolution makes it difficult to precisely monitor and accurately assess ecological changes in complex environments such as meadow steppes. This requires further technological innovation and multi-source data fusion to improve monitoring accuracy and operability. Summary of the Invention
[0004] (1) Technical problems solved
[0005] In response to the shortcomings of existing technologies, the present invention provides a meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on integrated sky-ground and space technology, which solves the limitations of spatial and spectral resolution of satellite remote sensing technology, making it difficult to conduct detailed monitoring and accurate assessment of ecological changes in complex environments such as meadow grasslands.
[0006] (2) Technical solution
[0007] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention is implemented through the following technical solutions: a meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration, including: an environmental perception and judgment module for acquiring meteorological data and grassland health status data in real time, analyzing the impact of environmental changes on monitoring accuracy, and intelligently adjusting the data collection mode based on the analysis results, giving priority to the monitoring method suitable for the current environmental conditions;
[0008] The data collaborative management module is used to dynamically schedule data sources such as satellite remote sensing, drone imagery, and ground sensors based on real-time environmental conditions and equipment operating status, and optimize their collection strategies to ensure coverage and data accuracy in the monitoring area.
[0009] The data processing module is used to perform weighted fusion of monitoring data from different data sources, combining the resolution, sampling frequency, and spatial distribution of each data source to generate a unified data set. It is also used to repair data loss, noise, or abnormal data, using interpolation algorithms or multi-source data compensation technology to improve data integrity and accuracy. The data processing module fuses, cleans, repairs, and enhances the raw data from different data sources to ensure that the final output data meets the required standards in terms of resolution and accuracy.
[0010] The decision-making response module is used to automatically make decisions and take emergency response measures based on real-time data and system status to deal with emergencies and ensure the smooth execution of monitoring tasks;
[0011] The resource monitoring module is used to monitor the working status, battery power, and communication quality of each sensor in real time. When the monitoring equipment fails or its performance degrades, it automatically notifies the management personnel and performs corresponding maintenance or replacement operations.
[0012] Preferably, the environment perception judgment module includes:
[0013] A meteorological data analysis module is used to acquire and analyze meteorological data, including precipitation, temperature, wind speed, and humidity, to assess their potential impact on data collection accuracy and automatically adjust monitoring strategies;
[0014] The vegetation status judgment module is used to monitor grassland growth indicators in real time, including greenness, grass height, and grassland density, to assess the health of the grassland and adjust the monitoring method when abnormalities occur.
[0015] Preferably, the use process of the meteorological data analysis module is as follows: first, real-time meteorological data is collected from multiple meteorological sources, including meteorological stations, satellites, and meteorological models. The real-time meteorological data includes precipitation, temperature, wind speed, and humidity. For precipitation, when the precipitation is high, the error of the ground sensor will increase, affecting the health monitoring of the grassland; the system will adjust the data collection strategy according to the change of precipitation to reduce the ground data collection tasks affected by the weather; for temperature, extreme temperatures, including high or low temperatures, will affect the growth of grasslands, and temperature changes may also affect the accuracy of remote sensing data from satellites or drones; the system will evaluate the temperature The impact on monitoring accuracy is taken into consideration, and satellite remote sensing or high-altitude drones are given priority. For wind speed, the flight stability of the drone may be affected under high wind speed conditions. The system will automatically adjust the drone's monitoring tasks according to the wind speed and select a more stable monitoring method. For humidity, when the humidity is too high, it affects the performance of the sensor, especially the battery and communication quality. The system will adjust the monitoring frequency or switch the data collection method. Based on the analysis of meteorological data, the meteorological data analysis module will automatically adjust the monitoring strategy, that is, the data collection strategy. If environmental factors are not conducive to data collection, the monitoring of the area or time period will be reduced, or satellite remote sensing or drones will be used.
[0016] Preferably, the use process of the vegetation status judgment module is as follows: first, the growth index data of the grassland are collected through different data sources, including satellite remote sensing, drone images, and ground sensors. The growth index data include greening degree, grass height, and grassland density; wherein, greening degree is the green coverage degree of grassland, which is used to judge the growth status of grassland, grass height reflects the growth height of grassland vegetation, and is an important indicator of grassland health, and grassland density reflects the vegetation coverage degree of grassland. High-density grassland usually means a better ecological environment; according to the collected growth index data, the health status of the grassland is analyzed. If the health status of the grassland is found to be abnormal, including too low grass height, decreased greening degree, and uneven grassland density, adjustments will be made automatically, including monitoring method adjustment, data collection frequency adjustment, and emergency response in abnormal situations; wherein, for the monitoring method, Adjustment of the method: If the grassland health shows regional grassland decline, pests and diseases, the monitoring frequency of the region will be increased, or the monitoring method will be adjusted to obtain more accurate data; including increasing the use of ground sensors and reducing reliance on satellite remote sensing data to ensure that details can be captured; for adjustment of data collection frequency: when the grassland health is good, the data collection frequency will be reduced to reduce the consumption of monitoring resources; and when the grassland health is abnormal, the data collection frequency will be increased to ensure timely detection of problems; for emergency response in abnormal situations: when serious grassland health problems are found, including large-scale grassland withering, pests and diseases, the vegetation status judgment module will work together with the decision response module to trigger an emergency response; including: automatically adjusting the monitoring area and enabling more drones or ground sensors to conduct high-density monitoring of abnormal areas.
[0017] Preferably, the data collaborative management module includes a resource scheduling module, which dynamically adjusts the collection priority of the data source according to the real-time meteorological conditions and changes in grassland growth status, and selects the most appropriate data source for data collection.
[0018] Preferably, the resource scheduling module dynamically adjusts the collection priority of the data source according to the changes in the real-time meteorological conditions and the growth status of the grassland. The process of selecting the most appropriate data source for data collection includes: first, obtaining meteorological data and grassland growth status data in real time, and then evaluating the applicability of different data sources based on the meteorological data to obtain the evaluation results of the real-time meteorological conditions, including: severe weather such as strong winds and heavy rainfall will affect the flight stability of the drone and the effectiveness of the ground sensors, and satellite remote sensing data is preferably selected for monitoring; under clear or stable meteorological conditions, the accuracy of drone data and ground sensor data is high, and drone and ground sensor data sources are preferably selected for local fine monitoring; then, the applicability of the data source is evaluated based on the grassland growth status data to obtain the evaluation results of the grassland growth status, including: when the grassland is growing vigorously, satellite remote sensing and drones perform large-scale and high-resolution monitoring, and satellite remote sensing and drone data are preferably used; when the grassland growth is affected by drought or frost damage, the high-precision data provided by ground sensors is more important, and ground sensors are preferably used at this time;
[0019] Based on the assessment results of real-time meteorological conditions and grassland growth status, the collection priority of each data source is dynamically adjusted. The process is as follows: when meteorological conditions are severe, including excessive wind speed or heavy precipitation, satellite remote sensing data is selected because it is not affected by ground weather and can provide large-scale monitoring. When meteorological conditions are good, including moderate wind speed and no precipitation, drones and ground sensors are selected for obtaining high-precision data. When the grassland is growing well, satellite remote sensing and drone data are preferred because they have wide coverage and high resolution and are suitable for comprehensive monitoring. When grassland growth is restricted, growth status data obtained by ground sensors is preferred.
[0020] Then, based on the adjusted priorities, data sources are dynamically scheduled to obtain scheduling results. The scheduling process includes: satellite remote sensing is suitable for large-scale monitoring, while ground sensors are suitable for detailed local data collection. Based on the weather and grassland growth status, appropriate data sources are prioritized for data collection. At the same time, when grassland growth is vigorous or meteorological conditions are stable, the data collection frequency is increased; when the environment is harsh, the collection frequency is reduced to ensure key coverage of the monitoring area.
[0021] Finally, according to the scheduling results, the data collection task is executed to ensure comprehensive coverage of the monitoring area and high data accuracy. When equipment fails or the data source is unavailable, the system will automatically switch to the backup data source to ensure the smooth progress of the monitoring task.
[0022] Preferably, the decision response module includes:
[0023] The logic judgment module is used to automatically evaluate current monitoring needs based on real-time collected data and environmental status analysis, generate corresponding collection strategies, and adjust the collection frequency and area of data sources;
[0024] The emergency response module is used to automatically enable backup equipment or sensors when the system detects an emergency, such as equipment failure, abnormal weather, or loss of sensor data, and to adjust the monitoring area and data collection strategy to ensure that the monitoring task is not affected.
[0025] Preferably, the logic judgment module is used to automatically evaluate the current monitoring needs based on the real-time collected data and environmental status analysis, generate corresponding collection strategies, and adjust the collection frequency and area of the data source. The process includes: collecting data from multiple sources in real time to obtain real-time collected data, including meteorological data, grassland growth status data, and monitoring equipment status data; the meteorological data includes temperature, humidity, wind speed, and precipitation; the grassland growth status data includes greening degree, grass height, and grassland density; the monitoring equipment status data includes sensor battery power, communication quality, and equipment failure status; the environmental perception judgment module evaluates the current meteorological conditions and grassland growth status, performs preliminary analysis based on the real-time collected data, and determines the monitoring needs;
[0026] The analysis results are obtained based on the real-time collected data. The process is as follows: analyzing the impact of precipitation and wind speed in the current meteorological conditions on the monitoring task; including: in heavy rain or high wind weather, drones cannot work normally, and the frequency of satellite remote sensing data collection needs to be increased; when meteorological conditions are stable, drones perform high-precision monitoring, and the frequency of drone data collection is increased; based on the greening degree and grass height of the grassland growth conditions, the monitoring needs are judged, including: when the grassland is growing vigorously, large-scale monitoring is carried out through satellite remote sensing and drones, and the frequency of ground sensor data collection is reduced; when the grassland growth is affected by drought and frost damage, the frequency of ground sensor data collection is increased first to obtain higher-precision local data; real-time inspection of the working status of the equipment, including battery power and communication quality, to ensure that the equipment is operating well; if equipment failure or performance degradation is found, the monitoring strategy is adjusted and backup equipment is activated;
[0027] Based on monitoring needs and analysis results, corresponding collection strategies are automatically generated, including: automatically adjusting the priority of data sources according to weather and grassland growth status; including: prioritizing the use of satellite remote sensing data under unfavorable weather conditions, and prioritizing the use of drones for detailed monitoring when grassland growth is vigorous; automatically adjusting the collection frequency based on real-time analysis results, including: increasing the monitoring frequency of the region if grassland growth status changes significantly, and reducing reliance on high-frequency data collection and prioritizing low-frequency data collection when weather conditions are unstable;
[0028] Optimize the spatial area of data collection based on environmental changes and monitoring needs, including: areas with dense grassland growth require more frequent and detailed monitoring, and under abnormal meteorological conditions, focus monitoring on local areas, especially where abnormal phenomena occur;
[0029] In the event of sudden equipment failure, data loss, or extreme weather changes, the logic judgment module will respond immediately and automatically adjust according to the preset emergency response rules to obtain adjustment results, including: enabling backup equipment and adjusting collection strategies; if the main equipment is found to be unable to work properly, the system will automatically enable backup equipment or data sources; when the grassland growth status changes drastically or the weather conditions change suddenly, the system will adjust the collection area and frequency in real time to cope with sudden environmental changes and ensure that the monitoring task is not affected.
[0030] The monitoring method of the meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on the sky-ground integration includes the following steps:
[0031] a: Acquire meteorological data and grassland growth status data in real time, analyze and evaluate environmental impacts through the environmental perception and judgment module, and generate data collection strategies;
[0032] b: Based on the real-time environment and equipment status, the data collaborative management module dispatches data sources from satellite remote sensing, drone imagery, and ground sensors to ensure optimal resource allocation;
[0033] c: Transmit the collected data to the data processing module to fuse, repair and enhance the data to improve data accuracy and reliability;
[0034] d: Monitor the system status in real time through the decision response module, automatically adjust the data collection mode based on logical judgment, and initiate emergency response measures when a fault or anomaly occurs.
[0035] Preferably, the scheduling strategy in step 2 includes: automatically selecting the most appropriate monitoring means according to meteorological data, grassland growth status and equipment status, and dynamically adjusting the data collection frequency and area; the data processing in step 3 includes: weighted fusion of satellite remote sensing, drone imagery and ground sensor data, using data repair algorithms to fill missing data, and using enhancement algorithms to improve data resolution and accuracy; the emergency response measures in step 4 include: enabling backup sensors, adjusting monitoring areas and data collection strategies, and automatically notifying management personnel to repair or replace equipment when it fails.
[0036] (3) Beneficial effects
[0037] The present invention provides a meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration. It has the following beneficial effects:
[0038] (1) This meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on integrated sky-ground and space systems has significantly improved the accuracy and efficiency of ecological monitoring in the complex environment of meadow grasslands through the intelligent fusion of multiple data sources, environmental adaptive adjustment, dynamic resource optimization, and abnormal data repair mechanisms. This is especially true in responding to the needs of detailed analysis of grassland ecosystems, monitoring local changes, and monitoring under complex meteorological conditions, making up for the shortcomings of traditional remote sensing technology in terms of resolution and accuracy limitations.
[0039] (2) This meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on the integration of sky and ground can obtain meteorological data in real time and analyze its impact on data collection through the environmental perception and judgment module, intelligently adjust the monitoring strategy, and dynamically adjust the data collection method according to the real-time meteorological conditions and grassland growth conditions. It can automatically select the best monitoring means and collection frequency according to meteorological conditions, grassland health and equipment status, thereby ensuring that grassland ecological changes can be accurately captured in different environments, avoiding the problem that traditional technologies cannot handle complex meteorological conditions and environmental changes.
[0040] (3) This meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on integrated sky-ground and air-ground services uses a data collaborative management module to combine meteorological data, grassland health status, and equipment working status to dynamically optimize data source selection and resource scheduling to ensure accurate coverage of the monitoring area. When grassland health status is abnormal, the system can automatically increase the monitoring frequency of the area, enable more drones and ground sensors, and conduct high-precision local monitoring. When weather conditions are poor or equipment fails, the system will automatically select the most suitable backup equipment to ensure that the monitoring task is not affected. This adaptive scheduling enables the monitoring system to always maintain efficient operation under complex and changing environmental conditions. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0041] Figure 1This is a schematic diagram of the framework of the meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration;
[0042] Figure 2 The figure is a flow chart of the meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring method of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0043] The following will clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without making creative efforts are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0044] See also Figure 1 and Figure 2 The present invention provides a technical solution: a method for intelligent monitoring of meadow grasslands based on satellite remote sensing of sky-ground integration, comprising the following steps:
[0045] a: Acquire meteorological data and grassland growth status data in real time, analyze and evaluate environmental impacts through the environmental perception and judgment module, and generate data collection strategies;
[0046] b: Based on the real-time environment and equipment status, the data collaborative management module dispatches data sources from satellite remote sensing, drone imagery, and ground sensors to ensure optimal resource allocation;
[0047] c: Transmit the collected data to the data processing module to fuse, repair and enhance the data to improve data accuracy and reliability;
[0048] d: Monitor the system status in real time through the decision response module, automatically adjust the data collection mode based on logical judgment, and initiate emergency response measures when a fault or anomaly occurs.
[0049] The scheduling strategy in step 2 includes: automatically selecting the most appropriate monitoring method based on meteorological data, grassland growth status and equipment status, and dynamically adjusting the data collection frequency and area; the data processing in step 3 includes: weighted fusion of satellite remote sensing, drone imagery and ground sensor data, using data repair algorithms to fill missing data, and using enhancement algorithms to improve data resolution and accuracy; the emergency response measures in step 4 include: activating backup sensors, adjusting monitoring areas and data collection strategies, and automatically notifying management personnel to repair or replace equipment when it fails.
[0050] See also Figure 1 The present invention provides a technical solution: a meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration, including:
[0051] The environmental perception and judgment module is used to obtain meteorological data and grassland health status data in real time, analyze the impact of environmental changes on monitoring accuracy, and intelligently adjust the data collection mode based on the analysis results, giving priority to the monitoring method suitable for the current environmental conditions;
[0052] The data collaborative management module is used to dynamically schedule data sources such as satellite remote sensing, drone imagery, and ground sensors based on real-time environmental conditions and equipment operating status, and optimize their collection strategies to ensure coverage and data accuracy in the monitoring area.
[0053] The data processing module is used to perform weighted fusion of monitoring data from different data sources, combining the resolution, sampling frequency, and spatial distribution of each data source to generate a unified data set. It is also used to repair data loss, noise, or abnormal data, using interpolation algorithms or multi-source data compensation technology to improve data integrity and accuracy. The data processing module fuses, cleans, repairs, and enhances the raw data from different data sources to ensure that the final output data meets the required standards in terms of resolution and accuracy.
[0054] The decision-making response module is used to automatically make decisions and take emergency response measures based on real-time data and system status to deal with emergencies and ensure the smooth execution of monitoring tasks;
[0055] The resource monitoring module is used to monitor the working status, battery power, and communication quality of each sensor in real time. When the monitoring equipment fails or its performance degrades, it automatically notifies the management personnel and performs corresponding maintenance or replacement operations.
[0056] Among them, the environmental perception and judgment module includes a meteorological data analysis module and a vegetation status judgment module; the meteorological data analysis module is used to obtain and analyze meteorological data, which include precipitation, temperature, wind speed, and humidity, to evaluate their potential impact on data collection accuracy and automatically adjust the monitoring strategy; the vegetation status judgment module is used to monitor grassland growth indicators in real time, including greening degree, grass height, and grassland density, to evaluate the health of the grassland and adjust the monitoring method when abnormalities occur.
[0057] It should be further explained that in the specific implementation process, the use process of the meteorological data analysis module is as follows: first, real-time meteorological data is collected from multiple meteorological sources, including weather stations, satellites, and meteorological models. The real-time meteorological data includes precipitation, temperature, wind speed, and humidity. For precipitation, high precipitation will cause the error of ground sensors to increase, affecting the health monitoring of grasslands; the system will adjust the data collection strategy according to the changes in precipitation to reduce the ground data collection tasks affected by weather; for temperature, extreme temperatures, including high or low temperatures, will affect the growth of grasslands, and temperature changes may also affect the accuracy of remote sensing data from satellites or drones; The system will evaluate the impact of temperature on monitoring accuracy and give priority to satellite remote sensing or high-altitude drones; for wind speed, the flight stability of the drone may be affected under high wind speed conditions, and the system will automatically adjust the drone's monitoring tasks according to the wind speed and select a more stable monitoring method; for humidity, when the humidity is too high, it affects the performance of the sensor, especially the battery and communication quality, and the system will adjust the monitoring frequency or switch the data collection method; based on the analysis of meteorological data, the meteorological data analysis module will automatically adjust the monitoring strategy, that is, the data collection strategy; if environmental factors are not conducive to data collection, the monitoring of the area or time period will be reduced, or satellite remote sensing or drones will be used.
[0058] It should be further explained that in the specific implementation process, the use process of the vegetation status judgment module is as follows: first, grassland growth index data is collected through different data sources, including satellite remote sensing, drone images, and ground sensors. The growth index data include greening degree, grass height, and grassland density; among them, greening degree is the green coverage degree of grassland, which is used to judge the growth status of grassland, grass height reflects the growth height of grassland vegetation, and is an important indicator of grassland health. Grass density reflects the vegetation coverage degree of grassland, and high-density grassland usually means a better ecological environment; based on the collected growth index data, the health status of the grassland is analyzed. If the health status of the grassland is found to be abnormal, including too low grass height, decreased greening degree, and uneven grassland density, adjustments will be made automatically, including adjustments to the monitoring method, data collection frequency, and emergency responses to abnormal situations; among them , for the adjustment of monitoring methods: if the grassland health shows regional grassland decline, pests and diseases, the monitoring frequency of the region will be increased, or the monitoring methods will be adjusted to obtain more accurate data; including increasing the use of ground sensors and reducing reliance on satellite remote sensing data to ensure that details can be captured; for the adjustment of data collection frequency: when the grassland health is good, the data collection frequency will be reduced to reduce the consumption of monitoring resources; and when the grassland health is abnormal, the data collection frequency will be increased to ensure that problems are discovered in time; for emergency response in abnormal situations: when serious grassland health problems are found, including large-scale grassland withering, pests and diseases, the vegetation status judgment module will work together with the decision response module to trigger an emergency response; including: automatically adjusting the monitoring area and enabling more drones or ground sensors to conduct high-density monitoring of abnormal areas.
[0059] The calculation formula of the meteorological data analysis module is:
[0060] ;
[0061] Among them, Sadjusted is the adjusted monitoring strategy, indicating the monitoring means to be selected and the adjusted collection frequency, which can be a specific strategy code or adjustment parameter;
[0062] T is the real-time temperature (unit: °C), P is the real-time precipitation (unit: mm / h), W is the real-time wind speed (unit: m / s), and H is the real-time humidity (unit: %);
[0063] : are weight coefficients related to temperature, precipitation, wind speed and humidity, respectively. The sum of their values is 1, indicating the influence of each meteorological factor on the adjustment strategy.
[0064] : are the influence functions of temperature, precipitation, wind speed and humidity, respectively, indicating the degree of influence of each meteorological factor on monitoring accuracy;
[0065] Among them, the temperature influence function :
[0066] ;
[0067] The optimal temperature range is 20°C to 30°C, and data collection is not affected. If it is below 5°C or above 35°C, the temperature is too low or too high. In this case, the monitoring accuracy may be affected and the weight should be reduced. If the temperature is below -10°C or above 40°C, the temperature is too extreme and the monitoring method should be adjusted or data collection should be stopped.
[0068] Precipitation impact function :
[0069] ;
[0070] When the precipitation is between 0 and 5 mm / h, it is considered low precipitation, and data collection is not affected. When the precipitation is between 5 and 20 mm / h or exceeds 20 mm / h, it is considered high precipitation. At this time, the accuracy of ground sensors may be impaired, and the system will reduce their use and give priority to satellite remote sensing.
[0071] Wind speed influence function :
[0072] ;
[0073] If the wind speed is between 0 and 5 m / s, it is considered low and data collection will not be affected. If the wind speed is between 5 and 10 m / s or exceeds 10 m / s, it is considered too high and will affect the flight stability of the drone. Therefore, reduce the use of the drone and choose other methods.
[0074] Humidity influence function :
[0075] ;
[0076] When the humidity is within the appropriate range of 40% to 70%, data collection is not affected. When the humidity is between 70% and 90% or exceeds 90%, it is considered too high. At this time, the humidity affects the performance of ground sensors. The system will reduce the frequency of ground sensor collection and give priority to remote sensing data.
[0077] Real-time meteorological data acquisition: The system obtains meteorological data in real time through various sensors: temperature T=28°C, precipitation P=12 mm / h, wind speed W=8 m / s, humidity H=78%;
[0078] Calculate each influence function: f T (28) = 1 (temperature is within the appropriate range), f P(12) = 0.5 (precipitation is in the medium range), f W (8)=0.5 (wind speed is in the medium range), f H (78)=0.5 (humidity is high);
[0079] Calculate the adjusted strategy based on the actual weight coefficient: Let w T =0.3, w P =0.2, w W =0.2, w H =0.3, then: S adjusted =0.3×1+0.2×0.5+0.2×0.5+0.3×0.5=0.3+0.1+0.1+0.15=0.65;
[0080] S adjusted =0.65 means that the system will choose a relatively balanced monitoring strategy, that is, giving priority to the use of satellite remote sensing and drones, increasing the frequency of data collection, but reducing the frequency of using ground sensors.
[0081] S adjusted The specific meaning is determined by the policy mapping table set as follows:
[0082]
[0083] The system receives meteorological data (temperature, humidity, wind speed, precipitation) in real time and calculates S through meteorological data analysis function. adjusted According to S adjusted The system queries the strategy mapping table to obtain the corresponding monitoring plan;
[0084] Based on the results of the mapping table, the system will automatically configure the monitoring strategy, including data collection frequency, sensor selection, and optimized resource allocation: Data collection frequency: increase or decrease the data collection frequency of satellites, drones, and ground sensors; Sensor selection: automatically select whether to enable specific sensors based on meteorological conditions, such as giving priority to satellite remote sensing and remote monitoring technology in severe weather and reducing the use of ground sensors; Optimize resource allocation: the system will dynamically adjust the allocation of monitoring resources to ensure that monitoring work is not affected under different meteorological conditions.
[0085] If S adjusted =0.65, the system will choose the conventional monitoring scheme, which means that all sensors can be used for monitoring at a moderate frequency. Specifically, the equipment used includes satellite remote sensing, ground sensors, and drones; the data collection frequency is moderate to ensure the timeliness and quality of the monitoring data; according to the wind speed and precipitation in the specific weather conditions, satellite remote sensing and ground sensors are given priority for high-frequency monitoring; when the meteorological conditions change, the system will recalculate S adjusted, and adjust the monitoring plan according to the new mapping value.
[0086] The data collaborative management module includes a resource scheduling module, which dynamically adjusts the collection priority of data sources according to changes in real-time meteorological conditions and grassland growth status, and selects the most appropriate data source for data collection. The process includes: first, obtaining meteorological data and grassland growth status data in real time, and then evaluating the applicability of different data sources based on the meteorological data to obtain the evaluation results of real-time meteorological conditions, including: severe weather such as strong winds and heavy rainfall will affect the flight stability of drones and the effectiveness of ground sensors, and satellite remote sensing data should be given priority for monitoring; under clear or stable meteorological conditions, the accuracy of drone data and ground sensor data is high, and drone and ground sensor data sources should be given priority for local fine monitoring; then, the applicability of data sources is evaluated based on grassland growth status data to obtain the evaluation results of grassland growth status, including: when grassland is growing vigorously, satellite remote sensing and drones are used for large-scale and high-resolution monitoring, and satellite remote sensing and drone data are given priority; when grassland growth is affected by drought or frost damage, the high-precision data provided by ground sensors is more important, and ground sensors should be given priority at this time;
[0087] Based on the assessment results of real-time meteorological conditions and grassland growth status, the collection priority of each data source is dynamically adjusted. The process is as follows: when meteorological conditions are severe, including excessive wind speed or heavy precipitation, satellite remote sensing data is selected because it is not affected by ground weather and can provide large-scale monitoring. When meteorological conditions are good, including moderate wind speed and no precipitation, drones and ground sensors are selected for obtaining high-precision data. When the grassland is growing well, satellite remote sensing and drone data are preferred because they have wide coverage and high resolution and are suitable for comprehensive monitoring. When grassland growth is restricted, growth status data obtained by ground sensors is preferred.
[0088] Then, based on the adjusted priorities, data sources are dynamically scheduled to obtain scheduling results. The scheduling process includes: satellite remote sensing is suitable for large-scale monitoring, while ground sensors are suitable for detailed local data collection. Based on the weather and grassland growth status, appropriate data sources are prioritized for data collection. At the same time, when grassland growth is vigorous or meteorological conditions are stable, the data collection frequency is increased; when the environment is harsh, the collection frequency is reduced to ensure key coverage of the monitoring area.
[0089] Finally, according to the scheduling results, the data collection task is executed to ensure comprehensive coverage of the monitoring area and high data accuracy. In the event of equipment failure or data source unavailable, the system will automatically switch to the backup data source to ensure the smooth progress of the monitoring task.
[0090] The process of the data processing module generating a unified data set includes: receiving monitoring data from different data sources in real time, wherein each data source provides different types of data, including satellite remote sensing data, drone data and ground sensor data, wherein satellite remote sensing data is a remote sensing image of a large area, which usually has a large spatial coverage range but low resolution; drone data is a high-resolution local area image, which is suitable for fine monitoring, but has a small coverage range; ground sensor data is a real-time acquisition of physical parameters, including temperature, humidity, and soil moisture, which usually provides high-precision local data, but has a limited coverage range; performing quality assessment on the different data sources received to obtain quality assessment results, wherein the quality assessment content includes: evaluating the size of the coverage area of each data source, determining which data sources are suitable for filling the vacant areas of the data source, and obtaining the coverage range; comparing the spatial resolution of each data source, identifying the difference in fineness between the data sources, ensuring that the appropriate data source is used for fine monitoring, and obtaining the resolution; evaluating the data accuracy of each data source according to the specific monitoring objectives, and obtaining the accuracy requirements; and then, based on the quality assessment results of each data source, Weighted fusion is performed, and the specific steps are as follows: first, the weight of each data source is calculated according to the coverage, resolution and accuracy requirements of the data source; generally speaking: data sources with larger coverage, that is, satellite remote sensing, have lower weights because their resolution is lower; drone data with higher resolution has higher weights and is suitable for supplementing more detailed local data; ground sensor data with higher accuracy has higher weights and is used to supplement or correct data missing or errors in other data sources; then, different data sources are weightedly fused according to the weights, and Kalman filtering is used for data fusion to finally generate a unified data set; the fused data is denoised and repaired, data standardized, and accuracy improved, including: for denoising and repair, interpolation algorithms and multi-source data compensation technology are used to repair noise or missing parts in the fused data to ensure data integrity; for data standardization, the fused data is standardized to ensure that data from different data sources have consistent scales and units to facilitate subsequent analysis and decision-making; for accuracy improvement, super-resolution reconstruction is used to improve the resolution and accuracy of the data to improve the quality of the final output data.
[0091] The formula for weighted data fusion is as follows:
[0092] ;
[0093] in, is the final dataset after fusion, The data provided by the i-th data source, is the weight of the i-th data source, reflecting the trust, accuracy and applicability of the data source; is the total number of data sources;
[0094] Assume three data sources: satellite remote sensing data D 1, Weight w1=0.3; drone data D 2, Weight w2=0.5; ground sensor data D 3, The weight w3=0.2; these three data sources provide grassland greenness in the same area. The grassland greenness is between 0-100, so D1=70, D2=85, and D3=75. According to the weighted fusion formula: =78.5; this fused result represents the overall assessment of grassland greenness in the area. This value combines the strengths of various data sources, weighting each for quality and accuracy. The fused greenness value is used to assess grassland health. If the value falls below a preset greenness threshold, the system can automatically trigger an emergency response, increasing monitoring frequency or implementing different monitoring methods. The decision-making response module can adjust the collection strategy based on the fused data. If the greenness of an area drops sharply, additional drones or ground sensors can be deployed for more refined local monitoring.
[0095] The decision-making response module includes a logic judgment module and an emergency response module. The logic judgment module is used to automatically evaluate the current monitoring needs based on real-time collected data and environmental status analysis, generate corresponding collection strategies, and adjust the collection frequency and area of the data source; the emergency response module is used to automatically enable backup equipment or sensors when the system detects an emergency, including equipment failure, climate anomalies, and sensor data loss, and adjust the monitoring area and data collection strategy to ensure that the monitoring task is not affected.
[0096] Among them, the logic judgment module automatically evaluates the current monitoring needs based on the real-time collected data and environmental status analysis, generates corresponding collection strategies, and adjusts the collection frequency and area of the data source. The process includes: real-time collection of data from multiple sources to obtain real-time collected data, including meteorological data, grassland growth status data and monitoring equipment status data; meteorological data include temperature, humidity, wind speed, and precipitation; grassland growth status data include greening degree, grass height, and grassland density; monitoring equipment status data include sensor battery power, communication quality, and equipment failure status; the environmental perception judgment module evaluates the current meteorological conditions and grassland growth status, conducts preliminary analysis based on the real-time collected data, and determines the monitoring needs; analyzes the real-time collected data to obtain analysis results. The process is: analyze the current meteorological conditions The impact of precipitation and wind speed on monitoring tasks in the software; including: in heavy rain or high wind weather, drones cannot work normally, and the frequency of satellite remote sensing data collection needs to be increased; when meteorological conditions are stable, drones can perform high-precision monitoring, and the frequency of drone data collection needs to be increased; based on the greening degree and grass height of the grassland growth conditions, the monitoring needs are judged, including: when the grassland is growing vigorously, large-scale monitoring is carried out through satellite remote sensing and drones, and the frequency of ground sensor data collection is reduced; when the grassland growth is affected by drought and frost, the frequency of ground sensor data collection is increased to obtain more accurate local data; real-time inspection of the working status of the equipment, including battery power and communication quality, to ensure that the equipment is operating well; if equipment failure or performance degradation is found, the monitoring strategy is adjusted and backup equipment is activated;
[0097] Based on monitoring needs and analysis results, corresponding collection strategies are automatically generated, including: automatically adjusting the priority of data sources according to meteorological conditions and grassland growth status; including: giving priority to using satellite remote sensing data under unfavorable meteorological conditions, and giving priority to using drones for detailed monitoring when grassland is growing vigorously; automatically adjusting the collection frequency according to real-time analysis results, including: increasing the monitoring frequency of the region if the grassland growth status changes significantly, reducing reliance on high-frequency data collection when meteorological conditions are unstable, and giving priority to low-frequency data collection; optimizing the spatial area of data collection according to environmental changes and monitoring needs, including: areas with dense grassland growth require more frequent and detailed monitoring, and under abnormal meteorological conditions, the monitoring focus needs to be placed on local areas, especially where abnormal phenomena occur;
[0098] In the event of sudden equipment failure, data loss, or extreme weather changes, the logic judgment module will respond immediately and automatically adjust according to the preset emergency response rules to obtain adjustment results, including: enabling backup equipment and adjusting collection strategies; if the main equipment is found to be unable to work properly, the system will automatically enable backup equipment or data sources; when the grassland growth status changes drastically or the weather conditions change suddenly, the system will adjust the collection area and frequency in real time to cope with sudden environmental changes and ensure that the monitoring task is not affected; the generated collection strategy and adjustment results will be transmitted to the data source scheduling module to implement automated strategy adjustments to ensure that the monitoring task is executed according to the latest requirements; when the equipment is in good condition, data collection will be carried out according to the automatically adjusted collection frequency and area; in emergency situations, the backup equipment will be enabled and the monitoring area and frequency will be adjusted according to the adjusted strategy.
[0099] It should be noted that, in this document, relational terms such as first and second, etc., are used only to distinguish one entity or operation from another entity or operation, and do not necessarily require or imply any actual relationship or order between these entities or operations. Moreover, the terms "comprises," "comprising," or any other variations thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, so that a process, method, article, or device comprising a series of elements includes not only those elements, but also other elements not explicitly listed, or elements inherent to such process, method, article, or device. In the absence of further limitations, an element defined by the phrase "comprising a ..." does not exclude the presence of additional identical elements in the process, method, article, or device comprising the element.
[0100] While embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions, and variations may be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, and that the scope of the invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
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1. The meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration is characterized by: include: The environmental perception and judgment module is used to obtain meteorological data and grassland health status data in real time, analyze the impact of environmental changes on monitoring accuracy, and intelligently adjust the data collection mode based on the analysis results, giving priority to the monitoring method suitable for the current environmental conditions; The data collaborative management module is used to dynamically schedule data sources such as satellite remote sensing, drone imagery, and ground sensors based on real-time environmental conditions and equipment operating status, and optimize their collection strategies to ensure coverage and data accuracy in the monitoring area. The data processing module is used to perform weighted fusion of monitoring data from different data sources, combining the resolution, sampling frequency, and spatial distribution of each data source to generate a unified data set. It is also used to repair data loss, noise, or abnormal data, using interpolation algorithms or multi-source data compensation technology to improve data integrity and accuracy; The decision-making response module is used to automatically make decisions and take emergency response measures based on real-time data and system status to deal with emergencies and ensure the smooth execution of monitoring tasks; The resource monitoring module is used to monitor the working status, battery power, and communication quality of each sensor in real time. When a monitoring device fails or its performance degrades, it automatically notifies the management personnel and performs corresponding maintenance or replacement operations; The environment perception judgment module includes: A meteorological data analysis module is used to acquire and analyze meteorological data, including precipitation, temperature, wind speed, and humidity, to assess their potential impact on data collection accuracy and automatically adjust monitoring strategies; The vegetation status judgment module is used to monitor grassland growth indicators in real time, including greenness, grass height, and grassland density, to assess grassland health and adjust monitoring methods when abnormalities occur; The use process of the meteorological data analysis module is as follows: first, real-time meteorological data is collected from multiple meteorological sources, including weather stations, satellites, and meteorological models. The real-time meteorological data includes precipitation, temperature, wind speed, and humidity. The data collection strategy is adjusted according to changes in precipitation to reduce ground data collection tasks affected by weather; the impact of temperature on monitoring accuracy is evaluated, and satellite remote sensing or high-altitude drones are given priority; the monitoring tasks of drones are automatically adjusted according to wind speed, and more stable monitoring methods are selected; the monitoring frequency is adjusted or the data collection method is switched; based on the analysis of meteorological data, the meteorological data analysis module will automatically adjust the monitoring strategy, that is, the data collection strategy; The data collaborative management module includes a resource scheduling module that dynamically adjusts the data source collection priority according to real-time meteorological conditions and changes in grassland growth status, and selects the most appropriate data source for data collection; The resource scheduling module dynamically adjusts the data source collection priority according to the changes in real-time meteorological conditions and grassland growth status, and selects the most suitable data source for data collection. The process includes: first, obtaining meteorological data and grassland growth status data in real time; then, evaluating the applicability of different data sources based on the meteorological data to obtain an evaluation result of the real-time meteorological conditions; then, evaluating the applicability of the data source based on the grassland growth status data to obtain an evaluation result of the grassland growth status; Based on the real-time meteorological conditions and the evaluation results of grassland growth status, the collection priority of each data source is dynamically adjusted; the process is: when the meteorological conditions are bad, satellite remote sensing data is selected; when the meteorological conditions are good, the data from drones and ground sensors are selected; in the grassland growth status, when the grassland is growing healthily, the data provided by satellite remote sensing and drones are given priority; when the grassland growth is restricted, the growth status data obtained by ground sensors is given priority.
2. The meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration according to claim 1 is characterized by: The usage process of the vegetation status judgment module is as follows: first, grassland growth index data is collected through different data sources; based on the collected growth index data, the health status of the grassland is analyzed. If the health status of the grassland is found to be abnormal, adjustments will be made automatically, including monitoring method adjustments, data collection frequency adjustments, and emergency responses in abnormal situations; among them, for monitoring method adjustments: if the health status of the grassland shows regional grassland decline, pests and diseases, the monitoring frequency of the region will be increased, or the monitoring means will be adjusted; for data collection frequency adjustments: when the grassland health is good, the data collection frequency will be reduced; when the grassland health is abnormal, the data collection frequency will be increased; for emergency responses in abnormal situations: when serious health problems are found in the grassland, including large-scale grassland withering, pests and diseases, the vegetation status judgment module will work in conjunction with the decision response module to trigger an emergency response.
3. The meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration according to claim 2 is characterized by: Subsequently, according to the adjusted priority, the data source is dynamically scheduled to obtain the scheduling result. The scheduling process includes: satellite remote sensing is suitable for large-scale monitoring, and ground sensors are suitable for detailed local data collection. According to the weather and grassland growth status, the applicable data source is given priority for data collection. At the same time, when the grassland is growing vigorously or the weather conditions are stable, the data collection frequency is increased; when the environment is harsh, the collection frequency is reduced to ensure key coverage of the monitoring area. Finally, according to the scheduling result, the data collection task is executed.
4. The meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration according to claim 3 is characterized by: The decision response module includes: The logic judgment module is used to automatically evaluate current monitoring needs based on real-time collected data and environmental status analysis, generate corresponding collection strategies, and adjust the collection frequency and area of data sources; The emergency response module is used to automatically enable backup equipment or sensors when the system detects an emergency, such as equipment failure, abnormal weather, or loss of sensor data, and to adjust the monitoring area and data collection strategy to ensure that the monitoring task is not affected.
5. The meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration according to claim 4 is characterized by: The logic judgment module is used to automatically evaluate the current monitoring needs based on the real-time collected data and environmental status analysis, generate corresponding collection strategies, and adjust the collection frequency and area of the data source. The process includes: collecting data from multiple sources in real time to obtain real-time collected data, including meteorological data, grassland growth status data, and monitoring equipment status data; the environmental perception judgment module evaluates the current meteorological conditions and grassland growth status, performs preliminary analysis based on the real-time collected data, and determines the monitoring needs; The analysis results are obtained based on the real-time collected data. The process is as follows: analyzing the impact of current meteorological conditions such as precipitation and wind speed on the monitoring task; determining monitoring needs based on the greenness and grass height of the grassland growth; checking the working status of the equipment in real time, including battery power and communication quality, to ensure that the equipment is operating properly; if equipment failure or performance degradation is found, adjusting the monitoring strategy and activating backup equipment; Based on monitoring needs and analysis results, the corresponding collection strategy is automatically generated, including: automatically adjusting the priority of the data source according to the weather and grassland growth status; automatically adjusting the collection frequency according to real-time analysis results; optimizing the spatial area of data collection according to environmental changes and monitoring needs; in the event of sudden equipment failure, data loss, or extreme weather changes, the logic judgment module responds immediately and automatically adjusts according to the preset emergency response rules to obtain adjustment results, including: activating backup equipment and adjusting the collection strategy.
6. The monitoring method of the meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that: The following steps are involved: a: Acquire meteorological data and grassland growth status data in real time, analyze and evaluate environmental impacts through the environmental perception and judgment module, and generate data collection strategies; b: Based on the real-time environment and equipment status, the data collaborative management module dispatches data sources from satellite remote sensing, drone imagery, and ground sensors to ensure optimal resource allocation; c: Transmit the collected data to the data processing module to fuse, repair and enhance the data; d: Monitor the system status in real time through the decision response module, automatically adjust the data collection mode based on logical judgment, and initiate emergency response measures when a fault or anomaly occurs.
7. The monitoring method of the meadow grassland satellite remote sensing intelligent monitoring system based on sky-ground integration according to claim 6 is characterized by: The scheduling strategy in step b includes: automatically selecting the most appropriate monitoring method based on meteorological data, grassland growth status and equipment status, and dynamically adjusting the data collection frequency and area; the data processing in step c includes: weighted fusion of satellite remote sensing, drone imagery and ground sensor data, using data repair algorithms to fill missing data, and using enhancement algorithms to improve data resolution and accuracy; the emergency response measures in step d include: activating backup sensors, adjusting monitoring areas and data collection strategies, and automatically notifying management personnel to repair or replace equipment when it fails.
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