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2015
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Towards grape-vine management based on mapping of airborne hyperspectral images
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Paper presented at 9th International Symposium on Mobile Mapping Technology, MMT 2015, 9-11 December 2015, Sydney, Australia
Abstract
In this paper a number of potential applications for airborne hyperspectral imaging in grape-vine management are presented. The hyperspectral images are analysed with respect to different important aspects of canopy composition and structure such as leaf nitrogen content, leaf area and chlorophyll content. The article covers the whole processing chain from image acquisition to the mapping of the results. An NDVI based image segmentation, partial least squares regression models and prototype-based unsupervised clustering are among the developed and applied algorithms. A dataset from a canopy management study at Langhorn Creek has been used to test the approach. Limitations of mapping between hyperspectral data and ground-based reference data due to incomplete or unprecise information about sampling positions are reduced by an iterative partial least squares regression with resampling from the original input data.
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