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- Title
Organic Matter Retrieval in Black Soil Based on Oblique Extremum Signatures.
- Authors
Zhang, Mingyue; Wang, Maozhi; Wang, Daming; Wang, Shangkun; Xu, Wenxi
- Abstract
How to extract the indicative signatures from the spectral data is an important issue for further retrieval based on remote sensing technique. This study provides new insight into extracting indicative signatures by identifying oblique extremum points, rather than local extremum points traditionally known as absorption points. A case study on retrieving soil organic matter (SOM) contents from the black soil region in Northeast China using spectral data revealed that the oblique extremum method can effectively identify weak absorption signatures hidden in the spectral data. Moreover, the comparison of retrieval outcomes using various indicative signature extraction methods reveals that the oblique extremum method outperforms the correlation analysis and traditional extremum methods. The experimental findings demonstrate that the radial basis function (RBF) neural network retrieval model exposes the nonlinear relationship between reflectance (or reflectance transformation results) and the SOM contents. Additionally, an improved oblique extremum method based on the second-order derivative is provided. Overall, this research presents a novel perspective on indicative signature extraction, which could potentially offer better retrieval performance than traditional methods.
- Subjects
BLACK cotton soil; RADIAL basis functions; ORGANIC compounds; REMOTE sensing
- Publication
Remote Sensing, 2023, Vol 15, Issue 10, p2508
- ISSN
2072-4292
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.3390/rs15102508