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international geoscience and remote sensing symposium | 2006

A Global Crop Growth Monitoring System Based on Remote Sensing

Meng Jihua; Wu Bingfang; Li Qiangzi

Crop growth means the growth of cereal crop seedlings, as well as the status and trend of their growth. It has been one of the most important aspects of agricultural remote sensing in the last twenty years. Evaluation of crop growing condition in large scope before harvesting could be helpful for field management, as well as provide important information for early crop production estimation. For a country with a population of 1.2 billion it is important to know not only the domestic crop growth, but also the crop condition in other big agricultural countries that have food trade with China. This paper introduced the design, methods used and implementation of a global crop growth monitoring system, which satisfies the need of the global crop monitoring in the world. The system uses two methods of monitoring, which are real-time crop growth monitoring and crop growing process monitoring. Real-time crop growth monitoring could get the crop growing status for certain period by comparing the remote sensed data (NDVI, for example) of the period with the data of the period in the history (last year, mostly). The differential result was classified into several categories to reflect the condition at difference level of crop growing. This analysis result allows users to quickly assess how much and where conditions have either deteriorated, remained unchanged or improved. The crop growing process monitoring is the contrast between year and year for crop growth profile, which reflects the crop growing continuance at time during crop growing season. Time series of NDVI during the crop season are used and crop growth profiles are formed by getting statistical average of time series NDVI image for plowland in certain regions such as a state. Eigenvalues such as growing rate, peak value, average and so on were gotten from the crop growing profile to estimate crop growing status which concerns the whole growing process. Based on the above monitoring methods, we developed a crop growth monitoring system based on remote sensing, which provides a monitoring and analyzing environment for real-time crop growth monitoring and crop growing process monitoring to all the users. The system was developed in C/S pattern and includes five main functional modules, which are real-time crop growth monitoring module, crop growing process monitoring module, results visualization module, business management module and system configuring module. The structure and the function are particularly described in the paper. In the system, both real-time crop growth monitoring and crop growing process monitoring are carried out at three scales, which are state (province) scale, country scale and continent scale. While in most of the countries in the world the monitoring was carried out at country scale, monitoring in large agricultural countries such as USA, Canada, India, etc., was carried out at both state (province) scale and country scale. This can provide more detailed crop growth information in these countries. Much more macro crop growth information was supplied by running the system at continent scale such as North America, Europe, Africa and South East Asia, etc. Taken 10-day (16-day for MODIS) composite NDVI products of NOAA/AVHRR, SPOT/VEGETATION and MODIS as data source, the system has been run successfully for more than a year, which provides decision-supporting information on crop condition to more than a dozen of ministries and commissions in China.


international geoscience and remote sensing symposium | 2004

Ecology and environment information system for Yangtze Three Gorges Project with remote sensing and GIS

Wu Bingfang; Ma Xinhui; Meng Jihua; Huang Huiping

Three Gorges Project is a great water resource project. After the project is completed, it will partially change Yangtzes water regime and affect ecology and environment of region along Yangtze River, from reservoir region, middle reaches, lower reaches to estuary. As a result, it is of great significance to monitor Yangtzes ecology and environment element, which take place since 1996 with 19 themes over the whole river. This paper introduces the ecology and environment information system for Three Gorges Project. The architecture and working principles of the system is introduced firstly. Then, system functions and key implementation technology are stated. The system is unique and complicate mainly because its monitoring contents are wide, which cover water pollution, agricultural ecology, terraneous ecology, hydrophytic ecology, local climate, social environment and so on. The application of the system will provide decision support for sustainable development of Yangtzes drainage area.


international geoscience and remote sensing symposium | 2005

Study on the changing trend of ecological environment of the Tarim River's main stream area based on remote sensing

Meng Jihua; Wu Bingfang; Zhou Yuemin

The Tarim River is the longest continental river in China, and also one of the longest rivers in the world. The ecological environment of Tarim River drainage area has been gradually deteriorating in recent twenty years. By using 1 km NDVI data from Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) and introducing an integrated vegetation index to the region of interest, conclusion was gotten that the whole ecological environment of the Tarim River drainage area is deteriorating rapidly and the ecological environments of upper, middle and down streams are changing differently. While the ecological environment of the upper stream is meliorating slowly, the ecological environment of middle stream is maintaining its actuality and the ecological environment of the down stream is deteriorating rapidly. After we analyzed the causes of the changes by using the monitoring data of the river discharge from hydrographic stations in the research area, practical suggestions were made for improving the ecological environment in the aspects of water conservancy developments, the exploitation of water resources, etc.


Journal of remote sensing | 2011

Method to construct high spatial and temporal resolution NDVI DataSet-STAVFM

Meng Jihua; Wu Bingfang; Du Xin


international conference on agro-geoinformatics | 2014

Design, development and application of a satellite-based field monitoring system to support precision farming

Meng Jihua; Li Zhongyuan; Wu Bingfang; Xu Jin


Archive | 2013

Crop maturation stage remote sensing prediction method based on multi-source remote sensing data

Meng Jihua; Wu Bingfang


Archive | 2013

Microwave measurement method of dielectric constant of grain pile

Wu Bingfang; Yang Leidong; Meng Jihua; Wu Fangming; Li Qiangzi


Remote Sensing for Land & Resources | 2011

RAPID UPDATING OF RICE MAP FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT USING SAR DATA AND GIS IN ZENGCHENG COUNTY, GUANGDONG PROVINCE, CHINA

Du Xin; Chen Xue-Yang; Meng Jihua; Zhang Feifei; Zhang Miao; Wu Bingfang; Zhou Si-chun; Liu Xiao-hui; Gu Jiang-bo; Lv Shao-hui; Wang Zi-yun; Wu Li-rong


Archive | 2013

ESTIMATING REGIONAL WINTER WHEAT LEAF N CONCENTRATION WITH MERIS BY INTEGRATING A FIELD OBSERVATION-BASED MODEL AND HISTOGRAM MATCHING

Meng Jihua; Wu Bingfang; Zhang Miao


Yaogan Xuebao | 2016

大データ時代における農業のモニタリングと警告【JST・京大機械翻訳】

Wu Bingfang; Zhang Miao; Zeng Hongwei; Zhang Xin; Yan Nana; Meng Jihua

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Wu Bingfang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Du Xin

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Chen Xue-Yang

Central South University

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Li Qiangzi

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Zhang Feifei

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Zhang Miao

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Xu Jin

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Huang Huiping

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Jia Kun

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Li Zhongyuan

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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