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Assessment of heavy metal stress using hyperspectral data


Abstract:

Heavy metal stress will damage the normal growth and change the bio-parameters like chlorophyll, nitrogen and water content of rice. Simple, speedy, non-invasive test of ...Show More

Abstract:

Heavy metal stress will damage the normal growth and change the bio-parameters like chlorophyll, nitrogen and water content of rice. Simple, speedy, non-invasive test of heavy metal stress to crops means a lot to the agriculture and even the suspend of human being. Many traditional spectral index computed using hyperspectral data can inverse the above bio-parameters. While it is found that some indies do not work well when the heavy metal stress exists, however, some indies still has ability to estimate the above three bio-parameters. In this paper, 28 vegetation Indies were checked to make certain of their ability to reverse the bio-parameters of rice when there were heavy metal stress. A method to classify the stress level based on both the physical mechanism analysis and the statistic model are proposed. The 3-axes spectral indices spaces, which are constructed of 3 spectral indices sensitive to rice's chlorophyll concentration, nitrogen concentration and water concentration respectively, are used to visualize the linkage between heavy metal stress and spectrum of rice canopy.
Date of Conference: 23-28 July 2017
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 04 December 2017
ISBN Information:
Electronic ISSN: 2153-7003
Conference Location: Fort Worth, TX, USA

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