This application discloses a multi-scale spatiotemporal fusion method and
system for phenological identification based on
remote sensing images. It utilizes a multi-scale spatiotemporal fusion
deep learning framework, constructing continuous
time series based on high-frequency acquired baseline resolution images as time anchors. This is then spatially enhanced by combining these with sparse high-resolution images. By introducing a missing-aware gating
fusion mechanism, multi-resolution features on unaligned time axes are dynamically fused. The resulting fused feature sequence is then input into a long short-
term memory network to achieve phenological stage identification of
crop germplasm resources. This application can stably identify the jointing-
booting stage, heading-flowering stage, milk stage, waxy
ripening stage, and maturity stage under conditions of sparse high-resolution images and
asynchronous sampling times, balancing identification accuracy and operational efficiency. It is suitable for large-scale
germplasm resource phenotypic monitoring,
critical period early warning, and precision breeding applications, providing a flexible, scalable, and cost-
effective solution for high-
throughput phenotypic analysis.