Use of imaging spectroscopy to assess different organic carbon fractions of agricultural soils

Use of imaging spectroscopy to assess different organic carbon fractions of agricultural soils
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使用成像光谱法评估农业土壤的不同有机碳成分

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2011
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通讯作者:
S. Thiele
S. Thiele
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工程技术2区
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作者:
Michael Vohland;M. Harbich;O. Schmidt;T. Jarmer;C. Emmerling;S. Thiele

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这项研究的地点位于德国莱茵兰-法拉蒂纳(“比特堡古特兰”),涵盖了不同的地质底物和农业土壤区。总共在田间采集了42块地的样本;在实验室对顶层土壤样本进行了总有机碳(OC)、热水可提取碳(HWE-C)和微生物碳(CMIC)的分析。在地面战役的同时,2009年8月27日获得了HyMapTM机载成像传感器的数据集。经前处理后,用HyMap光谱分析测定OC、HWE-C和CMIC的含量。作为校准方法,我们使用了偏最小二乘回归(PLSR),因为它允许处理大输入空间和噪声模式。由于HWE-C和CMIC的校正质量较差(交叉验证的R2值小于0.5),我们还将PLSR与遗传算法(GA)相结合来预先选择一组最优的光谱特征,而不是使用全光谱。使用这种GA-PLSR方法,交叉验证中所有成分的结果都有相当大的改善(R2≥0.72)。所有碳组分非常相似的GA选择模式表明,虚假的(间接)相关性可能与评估HWE-C和CMIC有关。对于GA方法,不能排除由于基于C分数和光谱变量之间的机会相关性的选择而导致的一些过度拟合。
The site for this study - located in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany ("Bitburger Gutland") - covered different geological substrates and agro-pedological zones. In total, 42 plots were sampled in the field; soil samples from the top horizon were analysed in the laboratory for total organic carbon (OC), hot water-extractable C (HWE-C) and microbial C (Cmic). In parallel to the ground campaign, a data set of the HyMapTM airborne imaging sensor was acquired on 27th of August 2009. After pre-processing, HyMap spectra were used to assess the contents of OC, HWE-C and Cmic. As calibration method we used partial least squares regression (PLSR), as it allows a handling of large input spaces and noisy patterns. Since calibration quality was poor for HWE-C and Cmic (cross-validated r2 values were less than 0.5), we additionally combined PLSR with a genetic algorithm (GA) to preselect an optimum set of spectral features instead of using the full spectrum. With this GA-PLSR approach, results improved considerably for all constituents in the crossvalidation (r2 ≥ 0.72). Very similar GA selection patterns for all carbon fractions suggest that spurious (indirect) correlations may be relevant for assessing HWE-C and Cmic. For the GA approach, some overfitting due to a selection based on chance correlations between C fractions and spectral variables cannot be excluded.