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• W4281651044 abstract "Crop nitrogen is an efficient index for estimating crop yield. Using hyperspectral information to monitor nitrogen in cotton information in real time can help guide cotton cultivation. In this study, we used drip-irrigation cotton in Xinjiang as the research object and employed various nitrogen treatments to explore the correlation between hyperspectral vegetation indexes and leaf nitrogen concentration (LNC) and the canopy nitrogen density (CND) of cotton in different growth periods and interannual. We employed 30 published hyperspectral vegetation indexes obtained through spectral monitoring in 2019 and 2020 to screen for hyperspectral vegetation indexes highly correlated with the nitrogen in cotton indexes. Based on the same group of hyperspectral vegetation indexes, interannual and multi-temporal nitrogen estimation models of cotton were established using three modeling methods: simple multiple linear regression (MLR), partial least-squares regression (PLSR), and support vector regression (SVR). The results showed the following: (1) The correlations between LNC and CND and vegetation index in individual growth periods of cotton were lower than those for the entire growth period. The correlations between hyperspectral vegetation indexes and cotton LNC, CND, leaf area index (LAI), and aboveground biomass (AGB), were significantly different between years and varieties. The relatively stable indexes between vegetation and LNC were TCARI, PRI, CCRI, and SRI-2, and the absolute values of correlation were 0.251~0.387, 0.239~0.422, 0.245~0.387, and 0.357~0.533. In addition, the correlation between CIred-edge and REIlinear and group indicators (CND, AGB, and LAI) was more stable. (2) In the models established by MLR, PLSR, and SVR, the R2 value from the SVR method was higher in the estimation model based on the entire growth period data and LNC and CND. (3) Using the same group of selected hyperspectral vegetation indexes to estimate nitrogen in cotton in different growth stages, the accuracy of the estimation model of canopy nitrogen density (CND) was higher than that of the estimation model for leaf nitrogen concentration. The canopy nitrogen density most stable model was established by MLR at the flowering and boll stages and the full-boll stage with R2 = 0.532~0.665. This study explored the application potential of hyperspectral vegetation indexes to the nitrogen of drip-irrigated cotton, and the results provide a theoretical basis for hyperspectral monitoring for crop nutrients and canopy structure." @default.
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• W4281651044 date "2022-05-30" @default.
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• W4281651044 title "Estimation of Nitrogen Content Based on the Hyperspectral Vegetation Indexes of Interannual and Multi-Temporal in Cotton" @default.
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