The invention provides a forest
radar system based on tree bioelectric current and a
magnetic field, and relates to the technical field of monitoring. The forest
radar system based on the tree bioelectric current and the
magnetic field comprises a bioelectric
current sensor used for collecting tree bioelectric current signals, the bioelectric
current sensor is of a structure attached to the surface of a
tree trunk in a non-intrusive mode, and an
electrode of the bioelectric
current sensor is made of a high-sensitivity silver-
silver chloride electrode material; the surface of the
electrode is subjected to special micro-nano structure treatment so as to increase the contact surface with the surface of a tree and improve the
conductivity, the
signal amplification and adjustment circuit is used for amplifying and filtering a collected weak bioelectric current
signal, and the
amplification factor can be adjusted between 100-1000 times. The bioelectric current sensor is of a non-intrusive structure, is attached to the surface of a tree and cannot damage the tree, a shell of the bioelectric current sensor is made of weather-resistant
engineering plastics, the bioelectric current sensor has waterproof, dustproof and
ultraviolet-proof performance, and the bioelectric current sensor can stably work in a severe outdoor environment for a long time.