This application relates to the field of hyperspectral
remote sensing application technology, and provides a hyperspectral
methane detection method based on spatial-spectral
joint analysis. First, a sample dataset is constructed, and simultaneously, a
methane detection neural network is built to extract the spatial-spectral features of the
methane plume from the sample dataset. Then, a preprocessing module based on fundamental laws is established to form a hard constraint mechanism, outputting standardized spatial-spectral features of the methane plume to obtain a predicted methane concentration distribution map. A
physical information penalty term is constructed to form a soft physical constraint, minimizing the error between the predicted methane concentration distribution map and the pseudo-true
label, thus incentivizing the network to generate a full-resolution methane concentration distribution map. Through a deeply fused spatial-spectral joint strategy, relying on the synergistic effect of the hard constraint mechanism and the soft physical constraint, effective suppression of
background noise can be achieved in complex atmospheric environments and various background interference scenarios, significantly improving the accuracy and reliability of
signal detection. The detection efficiency is high, making it suitable for large-scale and efficient
processing of massive hyperspectral data.