The present application relates to the technical field of agricultural drought
information monitoring, and more particularly to an agricultural drought monitoring and
prediction system based on unmanned aerial vehicle
microwave remote sensing and
deep learning, which comprises: a
microwave remote sensing data fusion subsystem that carries multi-frequency
microwave sensors on an unmanned aerial vehicle; dynamic adjustment of feature weights based on
crop growth stages;
elimination of geometric deviations between unmanned aerial vehicle flight strips through
time series registration, and construction of a three-dimensional drought feature field by fusing multi-temporal data; a deep drought diagnosis subsystem that inputs the three-dimensional drought feature field into a space-time
convolution network, extracts field patch-level anomalies in the
spatial domain, and captures drought evolution patterns in the
time domain; a drought response subsystem that divides drought levels based on the diagnosis results of the space-time
convolution network; generation of differentiated
irrigation schemes in combination with farmland
Internet of Things data; and comparison of actual
irrigation effects with prediction results. The present application realizes an
upgrade of the agricultural drought prevention and
control mode from
passive monitoring to active prediction, and from extensive management to precise regulation.