The invention discloses a man-made forest
remote sensing extraction method based on
satellite-borne
laser waveform vertical structure complexity. Comprising the following steps: step 1, acquiring L1B geographic positioning waveform, L2A
light spot scale global surface height and
vegetation height and L2B
light spot scale global crown coverage and vertical profile index
product data of a
satellite-borne full-waveform
laser radar GEDI in a forest area; 2, carrying out the preprocessing of the obtained data, and obtaining a high-quality
satellite-borne
laser radar light spot in the region; 3, carrying out
feature extraction, calculating the information entropy of the echo waveform of a single light spot and the waveform similarity of adjacent light spots from L1B geographic positioning waveform data, and extracting the
canopy coverage and the leaf height
diversity index from L2B light spot scale global crown coverage and vertical profile indexes; constructing a
linear model of the height percentile in the L2A light spot scale global surface height and
vegetation height data, and calculating the slope of the
linear model as a feature; 4, inputting the five features, and performing classified extraction of artificial forests and natural forests by adopting a
random forest model; and 5, evaluating the extraction precision and feature importance of the artificial forest. According to the method, a plurality of vertical structure characteristics of the forest are obtained through waveform information of the satellite-borne laser
radar, the stand of the artificial forest is extracted in combination with the
random forest model, and the artificial forest and the
natural forest can be distinguished by fully utilizing the vertical structure characteristics of the satellite-borne laser waveform of the forest area.