This invention relates to the field of
plant growth status monitoring technology, specifically to a method for monitoring the growth status of ancient trees based on spectral sensors. The method involves: first, collecting and recording hyperspectral data of the
canopy of ancient trees in the monitoring area;
processing this data to obtain the original reflectance
spectral vector, forming samples, and labeling them with growth status; then, extracting multi-scale differential
ripple features corrected for local scattering, embedding red edge and
moisture parameters, and constructing a decay trajectory index to form a decay
fingerprint; extracting key absorption window features; and fusing these three features to obtain a spectral
physiological stress fingerprint; constructing a multi-
receptor field convolutional network, and training the model through spectral segmentation, multi-
receptor field
convolution, decay trajectory-guided recalibration, classification output, and ordered weighted cross-entropy; finally, deploying the model in a
monitoring system to automatically identify new spectra and output identification results, confidence levels, and risk warnings. This invention improves identification accuracy and automatically outputs precise identification results by extracting features sensitive to
physiological stress and resistant to interference.