This review summarizes studies of hydrothermal alteration minerals at the Qiucun gold deposit in southeastern China and focuses on characterization and mapping of the deposit using hyperspectral remote sensing.The dep...This review summarizes studies of hydrothermal alteration minerals at the Qiucun gold deposit in southeastern China and focuses on characterization and mapping of the deposit using hyperspectral remote sensing.The deposit exhibits multistage fluid-rock interaction,as evidenced by systematic alteration assemblages,including silicification,sericitization by white micas,the development of argillaceous clays,variable chloritization,and locally significant carbonate alteration.We describe the genetic importance of such mineral groups and emphasize their diagnostic Visible and Near-Infrared to Short-Wave Infrared(VNIR-SWIR)spectral signatures,especially Al-OH,Mg-OH/Fe-OH,and CO3 absorption bands,which make it possible to distinguish between minerals,not to mention the fact that,in some instances,compositional trends may be predicted.This review’s methodological advances are discussed beginning with data collection at satellite,airborne,and ground levels,proceeding to processing procedures,such as atmospheric and topographic correction,and culminating in spectral analysis,including continuum removal,spectral matching,and unmixing/classification techniques.An integrated study of hyperspectral findings reveals that alteration minerals develop spatially coherent zones that are strongly controlled by fault/fracture structures and host-rock reactivity,producing proximal silicification/sericitization cores and larger silicified/larcenies of argillaceous rocks owing to diverse apex coverings of carbonate.This should be combined with petrography and geochemistry to address overprinting,mixed pixels,and surface weathering,and to couple mineral maps with ore-forming processes.The review finds that hyperspectral remote sensing offers a solid modeling platform for the deposit-scale alteration at Qiucun and other hydrothermal gold systems,and outlines the directions for future research to integrate quantitatively and more threedimensional alteration characterization.展开更多
Also known as imaging spectroscopy,hyperspectral remote sensing is becoming a key technology for ecosystem and natural resource management sustainability.Hyperspectral observations can be used to measure tens to hundr...Also known as imaging spectroscopy,hyperspectral remote sensing is becoming a key technology for ecosystem and natural resource management sustainability.Hyperspectral observations can be used to measure tens to hundreds of narrow bands of reflected radiation to resolve diagnostic absorption bands and spectral shape variations associated with vegetation pigments,water status of the canopy,biochemical composition,mineralogies,and organic matter of the soil,and water quality constituents of aquatic water.These abilities allow one to make a transition between the descriptive mapping and the functional monitoring,the anticipation of stress and disturbance early,and the more accurate attribution of environmental change.This summary encompasses improvements on the entire sensor-to-product pipeline,including field and UAV(Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)system platform developments,airborne campaign and spaceborne mission developments,calibration and analysis-ready preprocessing improvements,empirical learning methodology improvements,radiative transfer-based inversion method,spectral unmixing,deep learning,and hybrid physics-machine learning.We underline the increased importance of the combination of data with LiDAR(Light Detection and Ranging),SAR(Synthetic Aperture Radar),and thermal features aimed at decreasing the level of ambiguity and enhancing operational resilience.Applications based on decision are evaluated in terms of biodiversity and habitat evaluation,vegetation functionality and restoration,stress and disturbance,sustainable agricultural production,inland water quality and coastal water quality,land degradation and soil status,and environmental impact assessment.Inhibiting factors to operational adoption have always been perceived to be domain shift by region,season,and sensor,ground truth and validation,mixed pixels and scale mismatch,preprocessing sensitivities,and desirable uncertainty quantification and product output that is interpretable.We conclude with the scalability,sustainability,service priorities,such as harmonization standards,representative benchmarking,uncertainty-aware delivery,and co-design of stakeholders.展开更多
Hyperspectral remote sensing has emerged as a transformative technology for sustainable natural resource management by providing unprecedented insight into the biochemical,biophysical,and compositional properties of E...Hyperspectral remote sensing has emerged as a transformative technology for sustainable natural resource management by providing unprecedented insight into the biochemical,biophysical,and compositional properties of Earth’s surface.The high spectral resolution of hyperspectral sensors allows a very specific discrimination of materials,monitoring of environmental stress at a very early stage,and provides quantitative retrieval of ecological and geochemical parameters in a wide range of landscapes.The booming technology in sensor design,machine learning,spectral unmixing,and multi-sensor data fusion has further improved the analysis potential and application of imaging spectroscopy to a large extent.This paper involves a discussion of the oversight of such technological advances and the manner in which they are utilized in the principal fields that include forestry,agriculture,water,mineral exploration,and coastal ecosystems.Case studies allow us to identify the potential practical consequences of both spaceborne and unmanned aerial vehicles(UAV)-based hyperspectral systems and AI-based workflows that can be used to aid in more efficient and accurate environmental review.Even though the issues associated with data volume,atmospheric impacts,lack of uniformity in the calibration process,and socioeconomic limits continue to exist,the new technology in sensor miniaturization,cloud computing,and artificial intelligence indicates a fast-changing environment.All these developments make hyperspectral remote sensing a key instrument in solving global sustainability problems and evidence-based management of natural resources in an evolving world.展开更多
Cemented paste backfill(CPB)is a technology that achieves safe mining by filling the goaf with waste rocks,tailings,and other materials.It is an inevitable choice to deal with the development of deep and highly diffic...Cemented paste backfill(CPB)is a technology that achieves safe mining by filling the goaf with waste rocks,tailings,and other materials.It is an inevitable choice to deal with the development of deep and highly difficult mines and meet the requirements of environmental protection and safety regulations.It promotes the development of a circular economy in mines through the development of lowgrade resources and the resource utilization of waste,and extends the service life of mines.The mass concentration of solid content(abbreviated as“concentration”)is a critical parameter for CPB.However,discrepancies often arise between the on-site measurements and the pre-designed values due to factors such as groundwater inflow and segregation within the goaf,which cannot be evaluated after the solidification of CPB.This paper innovatively provides an in-situ non-destructive approach to identify the real concentration of CPB after curing for certain days using hyperspectral imaging(HSI)technology.Initially,the spectral variation patterns under different concentration conditions were investigated through hyperspectral scanning experiments on CPB samples.The results demonstrate that as the CPB concentration increases from 61wt%to 73wt%,the overall spectral reflectance gradually increases,with two distinct absorption peaks observed at 1407 and 1917 nm.Notably,the reflectance at 1407 nm exhibited a strong linear relationship with the concentration.Subsequently,the K-nearest neighbors(KNN)and support vector machine(SVM)algorithms were employed to classify and identify different concentrations.The study revealed that,with the KNN algorithm,the highest accuracy was achieved when K(number of nearest neighbors)was 1,although this resulted in overfitting.When K=3,the model displayed the optimal balance between accuracy and stability,with an accuracy of 95.03%.In the SVM algorithm,the highest accuracy of 98.24%was attained with parameters C(regularization parameter)=200 and Gamma(kernel coefficient)=10.A comparative analysis of precision,accuracy,and recall further highlighted that the SVM provided superior stability and precision for identifying CPB concentration.Thus,HSI technology offers an effective solution for the in-situ,non-destructive monitoring of CPB concentration,presenting a promising approach for optimizing and controlling CPB characteristic parameters.展开更多
Hyperspectral images(HSIs)are susceptible to various noise interferences during the imaging process,leading to degraded image quality and affecting the accuracy of information extraction.Efficient denoising methods ar...Hyperspectral images(HSIs)are susceptible to various noise interferences during the imaging process,leading to degraded image quality and affecting the accuracy of information extraction.Efficient denoising methods are crucial for ensuring the accuracy of subsequent remote sensing analysis and applications.In view of the characteristics of hyperspectral image data,such as high dimensionality,strong spectral correlation,and high computational complexity,a threedimensional visual state space U-Net(VSSU3D)was proposed in this paper.By introducing a visual state space module into the traditional U-Net,and combining the spatial-spectral characteristics of hyperspectral images with the core idea of the Mamba model,targeted optimizations wereachieved to effectively model global information dependencies while reducing computational complexity.Additionally,a simplified channel attention module was embedded between the encoder and decoder to enhance cross-scale feature fusion capabilities.Experimental results on multiple publicly available hyperspectral image datasets demonstrated that VSSU3D achieved denoising performance comparable to or superior to existing advanced methods,which verified its effectiveness.展开更多
Imaging hyperspectral technology has distinctive advantages of non-destructive and non-contact measurement,and the integration of spectral and spatial data.These characteristics present new methodologies for intellige...Imaging hyperspectral technology has distinctive advantages of non-destructive and non-contact measurement,and the integration of spectral and spatial data.These characteristics present new methodologies for intelligent geological sensing in tunnels and other underground engineering projects.However,the in situ acquisition and rapid classification of hyperspectral images in underground still faces great challenges,including the difficulty in obtaining uniform hyperspectral images and the complexity of deploying sophisticated models on mobile platforms.This study proposes an intelligent lithology identification method based on partition feature extraction of hyperspectral images.Firstly,pixel-level hyperspectral information from representative lithological regions is extracted and fused to obtain rock hyperspectral image partition features.Subsequently,an SG-SNV-PCA-DNN(SSPD)model specifically designed for optimizing rock hyperspectral data,performing spectral dimensionality reduction,and identifying lithology is integrated.In an experimental study involving 3420 hyperspectral images,the SSPD identification model achieved the highest accuracy in the testing set,reaching 98.77%.Moreover,the speed of the SSPD model was found to be 18.5%faster than that of the unprocessed model,with an accuracy improvement of 5.22%.In contrast,the ResNet-101 model,used for point-by-point identification based on non-partitioned features,achieved a maximum accuracy of 97.86%in the testing set.In addition,the partition feature extraction methods significantly reduce computational complexity.An objective evaluation of various models demonstrated that the SSPD model exhibited superior performance,achieving a precision(P)of 99.46%,a recall(R)of 99.44%,and F1 score(F1)of 99.45%.Additionally,a pioneering in situ detection work was carried out in a tunnel using underground hyperspectral imaging technology.展开更多
The cleanliness of seed cotton plays a critical role in the pre-treatment of cotton textiles,and the removal of impurity during the harvesting process directly determines the quality and market value of cotton textile...The cleanliness of seed cotton plays a critical role in the pre-treatment of cotton textiles,and the removal of impurity during the harvesting process directly determines the quality and market value of cotton textiles.By fusing band combination optimization with deep learning,this study aims to achieve more efficient and accurate detection of film impurities in seed cotton on the production line.By applying hyperspectral imaging and a one-dimensional deep learning algorithm,we detect and classify impurities in seed cotton after harvest.The main categories detected include pure cotton,conveyor belt,film covering seed cotton,and film adhered to the conveyor belt.The proposed method achieves an impurity detection rate of 99.698%.To further ensure the feasibility and practical application potential of this strategy,we compare our results against existing mainstream methods.In addition,the model shows excellent recognition performance on pseudo-color images of real samples.With a processing time of 11.764μs per pixel from experimental data,it shows a much improved speed requirement while maintaining the accuracy of real production lines.This strategy provides an accurate and efficient method for removing impurities during cotton processing.展开更多
In this study,eight different varieties of maize seeds were used as the research objects.Conduct 81 types of combined preprocessing on the original spectra.Through comparison,Savitzky-Golay(SG)-multivariate scattering...In this study,eight different varieties of maize seeds were used as the research objects.Conduct 81 types of combined preprocessing on the original spectra.Through comparison,Savitzky-Golay(SG)-multivariate scattering correction(MSC)-maximum-minimum normalization(MN)was identified as the optimal preprocessing technique.The competitive adaptive reweighted sampling(CARS),successive projections algorithm(SPA),and their combined methods were employed to extract feature wavelengths.Classification models based on back propagation(BP),support vector machine(SVM),random forest(RF),and partial least squares(PLS)were established using full-band data and feature wavelengths.Among all models,the(CARS-SPA)-BP model achieved the highest accuracy rate of 98.44%.This study offers novel insights and methodologies for the rapid and accurate identification of corn seeds as well as other crop seeds.展开更多
Hyper Spectral Image Super-Resolution(HSI-SR) has gained significant attention in recent years due to its potential applications.However,the challenge of obtaining high-resolution hyperspectral images is compounded by...Hyper Spectral Image Super-Resolution(HSI-SR) has gained significant attention in recent years due to its potential applications.However,the challenge of obtaining high-resolution hyperspectral images is compounded by limitations in sensor resolution and the high dimensionality of spectral data.Traditional approaches,including interpolation-based methods and sparse representation techniques,often struggle to capture the intricate spectral-spatial dependencies in hyperspectral images.To address these limitations,this study proposes a Hadamard Self-Attention Network(HSAN) for fusing a High-resolution Multispectral Image(Hr-MSI) and a Low-resolution Hyper Spectral Image(Lr-HSI),achieving HSI-SR for obtaining a High-resolution Hyper Spectral Image(Hr-HSI).The core of HSAN is a new Hadamard self-attention mechanism that can be more efficient than traditional dot-product attention because it avoids matrix multiplications and softmax operations.Considering that deep learning-based data fusion typically entails a significant computational and storage burden,this new approach can be integrated with convolutional layers to form an unsupervised lightweight network,which significantly reduces dependence on computational resources.Experimental results across four datasets validate the effectiveness and advantages of HSAN,compared with state-of-the-art approaches.The source code will be available at https://github.com/zxnhkdm/HSAN.展开更多
In this work,one-step growth models using hyperspectral imaging(HSI)(400-1000 nm)were successfully developed in order to estimate the microbial loads,minimum growth temperature(T_(min))and maximum specific growth rate...In this work,one-step growth models using hyperspectral imaging(HSI)(400-1000 nm)were successfully developed in order to estimate the microbial loads,minimum growth temperature(T_(min))and maximum specific growth rate(μ_(max))of Brochothrix thermosphacta in chilled beef at isothermal temperatures(4-25℃).Three different methods were compared for model development,particularly using(Model Ⅰ)the predicted microbial loads from partial least squares regression of the whole spectral variables;(Model Ⅱ)the selected spectral variables related to microbial loads;and(Model Ⅲ)the first principal scores of HSI spectra by principal component analysis.Consequently,Model Ⅰ showed the best ability to predict the microbial loads of B.thermosphacta,with the coefficient of determination(R_(v)^(2))and root mean square error in internal validation(RMSEV)of 0.921 and 0.498(lg(CFU/g)).The T_(min)(-12.32℃)andμmax can be well estimated with R^(2) and root mean square error(RMSE)of 0.971 and 0.276(lg(CFU/g)),respectively.The upward trend ofμmax with temperature was similar to that of the plate count method.HSI technique thus can be used as a simple method for one-step growth simulation of B.thermosphacta in chilled beef during storage.展开更多
Images obtained from hyperspectral sensors provide information about the target area that extends beyond the visible portions of the electromagnetic spectrum.However,due to sensor limitations and imperfections during ...Images obtained from hyperspectral sensors provide information about the target area that extends beyond the visible portions of the electromagnetic spectrum.However,due to sensor limitations and imperfections during the image acquisition and transmission phases,noise is introduced into the acquired image,which can have a negative impact on downstream analyses such as classification,target tracking,and spectral unmixing.Noise in hyperspectral images(HSI)is modelled as a combination from several sources,including Gaussian/impulse noise,stripes,and deadlines.An HSI restoration method for such a mixed noise model is proposed.First,a joint optimisation framework is proposed for recovering hyperspectral data corrupted by mixed Gaussian-impulse noise by estimating both the clean data as well as the sparse/impulse noise levels.Second,a hyper-Laplacian prior is used along both the spatial and spectral dimensions to express sparsity in clean image gradients.Third,to model the sparse nature of impulse noise,anℓ_(1)−norm over the impulse noise gradient is used.Because the proposed methodology employs two distinct priors,the authors refer to it as the hyperspectral dual prior(HySpDualP)denoiser.To the best of authors'knowledge,this joint optimisation framework is the first attempt in this direction.To handle the non-smooth and nonconvex nature of the generalℓ_(p)−norm-based regularisation term,a generalised shrinkage/thresholding(GST)solver is employed.Finally,an efficient split-Bregman approach is used to solve the resulting optimisation problem.Experimental results on synthetic data and real HSI datacube obtained from hyperspectral sensors demonstrate that the authors’proposed model outperforms state-of-the-art methods,both visually and in terms of various image quality assessment metrics.展开更多
Potassium(K)is a highly mobile nutrient element that continuously adjusts its demand strategy among and within cotton leaves through redistribution,indirectly leading to variations in the leaf potassium content(LKC,%)...Potassium(K)is a highly mobile nutrient element that continuously adjusts its demand strategy among and within cotton leaves through redistribution,indirectly leading to variations in the leaf potassium content(LKC,%)at different leaf positions.However,due to the interaction between light and leaf age,leaf sensitivity to this change varies at different positions,including the reflection and absorption of the spectrum.Selecting the optimal leaf position for monitoring is a crucial factor in the rapid and accurate evaluation of cotton LKC using spectral remote sensing technology.Therefore,this study proposes a comprehensive multi-leaf position estimation model based on the vertical distribution characteristics of LKC from top to bottom,aiming to achieve an accurate estimation of cotton LKC and optimize the strategy for selecting the monitored leaf position.Between 2020 and 2021,we collected hyperspectral imaging data of the main stem leaves at different positions from top to bottom(Li,i=1,2,3,...,n)during the cotton budding,flowering,and boll-setting stages.Vertical distribution characteristics,sensitivity differences,and spectral correlations of LKC at different leaf positions were investigated.Additionally,the optimal range of the dominant leaf position for monitoring was determined.Partial least squares regression(PLSR),random forest regression(RFR),support vector machine regression(SVR),and the entropy weight method(EWM)were employed to develop LKC estimation models for single-and multi-leaf positions.The results showed a vertical heterogeneous distribution of cotton LKC,with LKC initially increasing and then gradually decreasing from top to bottom;the average LKC of cotton reached its maximum value at the flowering stage.The upper leaf position demonstrated greater sensitivity to K and exhibited a stronger correlation with the spectrum.The selected dominant leaf positions for the three growth stages were L1-L5,L1-L4,and L1-L2,respectively.Based on the dominant leaf position monitoring range,the optimal single leaf position models for estimating LKC during the three growth stages were PLSR-L4,PLSR-L1,and SVR-L2,with the coefficient of determination of the validation set(R2val)being 0.786,0.580,and 0.768,and the root-mean-square error of the validation set(RMSEval)being 0.168,0.197,and 0.191,respectively.The multi-leaf position LKC estimation model was constructed by EWM with R2val being 0.887,0.728,and 0.703,and RMSEval being 0.134,0.172,and 0.209,respectively.In contrast,the newly developed multi-leaf position comprehensive estimation model yielded superior results,improving the model’s stability based on high accuracy,especially during the budding and flowering stages.These findings hold significant importance for investigating cotton LKC spectral models and selecting suitable leaf positions for field monitoring.展开更多
Quantitative inversion is a major topic in remote sensing science.The development of visible light-based hyperspectral reconstruction techniques has opened novel prospects for low-cost,high-precision remote sensing in...Quantitative inversion is a major topic in remote sensing science.The development of visible light-based hyperspectral reconstruction techniques has opened novel prospects for low-cost,high-precision remote sensing inversion in agriculture.The aim of this study was to assess the effectiveness of hyperspectral reconstruction technology in agricultural remote sensing applications.Hyperspectral images were reconstructed using the MST++hyperspectral reconstruction model and compared with the original visible light images in terms of their correlations with physiological parameters,the accuracy of single-feature modeling,and the accuracy of combined feature modeling.The results showed that compared to the visible light image,the reconstructed data exhibited a stronger correlation with the measured physiological parameters,and the accuracy was improved for both the single feature and combined feature inversion modes.However,compared to multispectral sensors,hyperspectral reconstruction provided limited improvement of the inversion model accuracy.The results suggest that for physiological parameters that are not easy to observe directly,deep mining of features in visible light data through hyperspectral reconstruction technology can improve the accuracy of the inversion model.However,appropriate feature selection and simple models are more suitable for the remote sensing inversion task of traditional agronomic plot experiments.To strengthen the application of hyperspectral reconstruction technology in agricultural remote sensing,further development is necessary with broader wavelength ranges and more diverse agricultural scenarios.展开更多
BACKGROUND Hyperspectral imaging(HSI)offers useful information on organ quality and has already been successfully used in kidney and liver transplantation to assess transplanted organs.Up to now,there is no case repor...BACKGROUND Hyperspectral imaging(HSI)offers useful information on organ quality and has already been successfully used in kidney and liver transplantation to assess transplanted organs.Up to now,there is no case report in the literature describing HSI for quality assessment of a machine perfused donor liver.The allocated liver from a 49-year-old female donor(161 cm,70 kg)was perfused with the OrganOx®normothermic machine perfusion system in the recommended way.Organ quality assessment was performed based on laboratory values at defined time points.In addition,the final evaluation of the liver comprised macroscopic findings and HSI of each liver segment.After discarding the organ,biopsies were taken from each segment and correlated with the results of the HSI.CASE SUMMARY The donor liver’s size(29 cm×17 cm×11 cm)and weight of 2180 g posed challenges for adequate placement within the organ container.Baseline biopsy of the liver revealed no evidence of fibrosis,steatosis or inflammation.An hour after perfusion start,measurements of the perfusate indicated a pH of 7.18,a glucose level of 404 mg/dL,and a lactate level of 1.7 mmol/L.Throughout perfusion,a significant decline in glucose levels began at the fourth hour,reaching a nadir of 20 mg/dL after eight hours.Concurrently,lactate levels steadily rose,peaking at 4.9 mmol/L after the total perfusion time of 12 hours.Macroscopic alterations(signs of congestion and reduced blood circulation)on the liver’s surface were noted,particularly pronounced in segments 2,3,and 8.HSI of these areas unveiled significant reduced oxygenation.Consequently,based on all these observations,the decision was made to discard the organ.Histological examination of the altered regions revealed congestion,necrotic changes,and dissociation of CONCLUSION This case report describes the integration of HSI in the decision making of the decline of a 49-year-old machine perfused donor liver.HSI offered useful information concerning the tissue morphology and graft viability and could therefore be a useful additional tool in assessing donor liver quality before transplantation.展开更多
Plant diseases are a major threat that can severely impact the production of agriculture and forestry.This can lead to the disruption of ecosystem functions and health.With its ability to capture continuous narrow-ban...Plant diseases are a major threat that can severely impact the production of agriculture and forestry.This can lead to the disruption of ecosystem functions and health.With its ability to capture continuous narrow-band spectra,hyperspectral technology has become a crucial tool to monitor crop diseases using remote sensing.However,existing continuous wavelet analysis(CWA)methods suffer from feature redundancy issues,while the continuous wavelet projection algorithm(CWPA),an optimization approach for feature selection,has not been fully validated to monitor plant diseases.This study utilized rice bacterial leaf blight(BLB)as an example by evaluating the performance of four wavelet basis functions-Gaussian2,Mexican hat,Meyer,andMorlet-within theCWAandCWPAframeworks.Additionally,the classification models were constructed using the k-nearest neighbors(KNN),randomforest(RF),and Naïve Bayes(NB)algorithms.The results showed the following:(1)Compared to traditional CWA,CWPA significantly reduced the number of required features.Under the CWPA framework,almost all the model combinations achieved maximum classification accuracy with only one feature.In contrast,the CWA framework required three to seven features.(2)Thechoice of wavelet basis functions markedly affected the performance of themodel.Of the four functions tested,the Meyer wavelet demonstrated the best overall performance in both the CWPA and CWA frameworks.(3)Under theCWPAframework,theMeyer-KNNandMeyer-NBcombinations achieved the highest overall accuracy of 93.75%using just one feature.In contrast,under the CWA framework,the CWA-RF combination achieved comparable accuracy(93.75%)but required six features.This study verified the technical advantages of CWPA for monitoring crop diseases,identified an optimal wavelet basis function selection scheme,and provided reliable technical support to precisely monitor BLB in rice(Oryza sativa).Moreover,the proposed methodological framework offers a scalable approach for the early diagnosis and assessment of plant stress,which can contribute to improved accuracy and timeliness when plant stress is monitored.展开更多
Due to the limitations of existing imaging hardware, obtaining high-resolution hyperspectral images is challenging. Hyperspectral image super-resolution(HSI SR) has been a very attractive research topic in computer vi...Due to the limitations of existing imaging hardware, obtaining high-resolution hyperspectral images is challenging. Hyperspectral image super-resolution(HSI SR) has been a very attractive research topic in computer vision, attracting the attention of many researchers. However, most HSI SR methods focus on the tradeoff between spatial resolution and spectral information, and cannot guarantee the efficient extraction of image information. In this paper, a multidimensional features network(MFNet) for HSI SR is proposed, which simultaneously learns and fuses the spatial,spectral, and frequency multidimensional features of HSI. Spatial features contain rich local details,spectral features contain the information and correlation between spectral bands, and frequency feature can reflect the global information of the image and can be used to obtain the global context of HSI. The fusion of the three features can better guide image super-resolution, to obtain higher-quality high-resolution hyperspectral images. In MFNet, we use the frequency feature extraction module(FFEM) to extract the frequency feature. On this basis, a multidimensional features extraction module(MFEM) is designed to learn and fuse multidimensional features. In addition, experimental results on two public datasets demonstrate that MFNet achieves state-of-the-art performance.展开更多
In hyperspectral image classification(HSIC),accurately extracting spatial and spectral information from hyperspectral images(HSI)is crucial for achieving precise classification.However,due to low spatial resolution an...In hyperspectral image classification(HSIC),accurately extracting spatial and spectral information from hyperspectral images(HSI)is crucial for achieving precise classification.However,due to low spatial resolution and complex category boundary,mixed pixels containing features from multiple classes are inevitable in HSIs.Additionally,the spectral similarity among different classes challenge for extracting distinctive spectral features essential for HSIC.To address the impact of mixed pixels and spectral similarity for HSIC,we propose a central-pixel guiding sub-pixel and sub-channel convolution network(CP-SPSC)to extract more precise spatial and spectral features.Firstly,we designed spatial attention(CP-SPA)and spectral attention(CP-SPE)informed by the central pixel to effectively reduce spectral interference of irrelevant categories in the same patch.Furthermore,we use CP-SPA to guide 2D sub-pixel convolution(SPConv2d)to capture spatial features finer than the pixel level.Meanwhile,CP-SPE is also utilized to guide 1D sub-channel con-volution(SCConv1d)in selecting more precise spectral channels.For fusing spatial and spectral information at the feature-level,the spectral feature extension transformation module(SFET)adopts mirror-padding and snake permutation to transform 1D spectral information of the center pixel into 2D spectral features.Experiments on three popular datasets demonstrate that ours out-performs several state-of-the-art methods in accuracy.展开更多
Hyperspectral image(HSI)classification is crucial for numerous remote sensing applications.Traditional deep learning methods may miss pixel relationships and context,leading to inefficiencies.This paper introduces the...Hyperspectral image(HSI)classification is crucial for numerous remote sensing applications.Traditional deep learning methods may miss pixel relationships and context,leading to inefficiencies.This paper introduces the spectral band graph convolutional and attention-enhanced CNN joint network(SGCCN),a novel approach that harnesses the power of spectral band graph convolutions for capturing long-range relationships,utilizes local perception of attention-enhanced multi-level convolutions for local spatial feature and employs a dynamic attention mechanism to enhance feature extraction.The SGCCN integrates spectral and spatial features through a self-attention fusion network,significantly improving classification accuracy and efficiency.The proposed method outperforms existing techniques,demonstrating its effectiveness in handling the challenges associated with HSI data.展开更多
Aflatoxin B1(AFB1)is a toxic fungal metabolite that contaminates almonds from cultivation to harvesting.It leads to chronic health problems and significant economic loss to the producers.Therefore,a fast and non-invas...Aflatoxin B1(AFB1)is a toxic fungal metabolite that contaminates almonds from cultivation to harvesting.It leads to chronic health problems and significant economic loss to the producers.Therefore,a fast and non-invasive detection technique is crucial for safeguarding food safety by swiftly identifying and eliminating contaminated almonds from the supply chain.Hyperspectral imaging has been explored as a potential non-destructive technology for detecting AFB1.However,the diverse geometries of almonds present a significant challenge on acquired images,thereby impacting the accuracy of the developed prediction and classification models.This study investigates the effectiveness of short-wave infrared(SwIR)hyperspectral imaging combined with deep learning for detecting AFB1 in almonds of varying geometries.Initially,partial least squares regression(PLSR)and support vector machine(SvM)regression models were evaluated for quantification,while SVM and quadratic discriminant analysis(QDA)classifiers were applied for classification.The results indicated that spectral responses varied with almond thickness,making quantification models unreliable for industrial applications.The Competitive Adaptive Reweighted Sampling(CARS)algorithm was employed to identify key spectral features for developing multi-spectral AFB1 classification models to evaluate the feasibility of high-speed,accurate in-line detection.The deep learning approach significantly outperformed traditional machine learning models,with the pre-trained Inception V3 network achieving a cross-validation accuracy of 84.82%,an F1-score of 0.8522,and an area under curve of 0.893.These findings highlight the superiority of deep learning-based hyperspectral imaging for accurate and reliable AFB1 detection in almonds with diverse shapes and thicknesses.展开更多
Among hyperspectral imaging technologies, interferometric spectral imaging is widely used in remote sening due to advantages of large luminous flux and high resolution. However, with complicated mechanism, interferome...Among hyperspectral imaging technologies, interferometric spectral imaging is widely used in remote sening due to advantages of large luminous flux and high resolution. However, with complicated mechanism, interferometric imaging faces the impact of multi-stage degradation. Most exsiting interferometric spectrum reconstruction methods are based on tradition model-based framework with multiple steps, showing poor efficiency and restricted performance. Thus, we propose an interferometric spectrum reconstruction method based on degradation synthesis and deep learning.Firstly, based on imaging mechanism, we proposed an mathematical model of interferometric imaging to analyse the degradation components as noises and trends during imaging. The model consists of three stages, namely instrument degradation, sensing degradation, and signal-independent degradation process. Then, we designed calibration-based method to estimate parameters in the model, of which the results are used for synthesizing realistic dataset for learning-based algorithms.In addition, we proposed a dual-stage interferogram spectrum reconstruction framework, which supports pre-training and integration of denoising DNNs. Experiments exhibits the reliability of our degradation model and synthesized data, and the effectiveness of the proposed reconstruction method.展开更多
基金supported by the Jiangsu Province Frontier Leading Technology Basic Research Special Project-Research on the New Optoelectronic Imaging and Information Processing Basic Theory and Method(No:BK20192003).
文摘This review summarizes studies of hydrothermal alteration minerals at the Qiucun gold deposit in southeastern China and focuses on characterization and mapping of the deposit using hyperspectral remote sensing.The deposit exhibits multistage fluid-rock interaction,as evidenced by systematic alteration assemblages,including silicification,sericitization by white micas,the development of argillaceous clays,variable chloritization,and locally significant carbonate alteration.We describe the genetic importance of such mineral groups and emphasize their diagnostic Visible and Near-Infrared to Short-Wave Infrared(VNIR-SWIR)spectral signatures,especially Al-OH,Mg-OH/Fe-OH,and CO3 absorption bands,which make it possible to distinguish between minerals,not to mention the fact that,in some instances,compositional trends may be predicted.This review’s methodological advances are discussed beginning with data collection at satellite,airborne,and ground levels,proceeding to processing procedures,such as atmospheric and topographic correction,and culminating in spectral analysis,including continuum removal,spectral matching,and unmixing/classification techniques.An integrated study of hyperspectral findings reveals that alteration minerals develop spatially coherent zones that are strongly controlled by fault/fracture structures and host-rock reactivity,producing proximal silicification/sericitization cores and larger silicified/larcenies of argillaceous rocks owing to diverse apex coverings of carbonate.This should be combined with petrography and geochemistry to address overprinting,mixed pixels,and surface weathering,and to couple mineral maps with ore-forming processes.The review finds that hyperspectral remote sensing offers a solid modeling platform for the deposit-scale alteration at Qiucun and other hydrothermal gold systems,and outlines the directions for future research to integrate quantitatively and more threedimensional alteration characterization.
文摘Also known as imaging spectroscopy,hyperspectral remote sensing is becoming a key technology for ecosystem and natural resource management sustainability.Hyperspectral observations can be used to measure tens to hundreds of narrow bands of reflected radiation to resolve diagnostic absorption bands and spectral shape variations associated with vegetation pigments,water status of the canopy,biochemical composition,mineralogies,and organic matter of the soil,and water quality constituents of aquatic water.These abilities allow one to make a transition between the descriptive mapping and the functional monitoring,the anticipation of stress and disturbance early,and the more accurate attribution of environmental change.This summary encompasses improvements on the entire sensor-to-product pipeline,including field and UAV(Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)system platform developments,airborne campaign and spaceborne mission developments,calibration and analysis-ready preprocessing improvements,empirical learning methodology improvements,radiative transfer-based inversion method,spectral unmixing,deep learning,and hybrid physics-machine learning.We underline the increased importance of the combination of data with LiDAR(Light Detection and Ranging),SAR(Synthetic Aperture Radar),and thermal features aimed at decreasing the level of ambiguity and enhancing operational resilience.Applications based on decision are evaluated in terms of biodiversity and habitat evaluation,vegetation functionality and restoration,stress and disturbance,sustainable agricultural production,inland water quality and coastal water quality,land degradation and soil status,and environmental impact assessment.Inhibiting factors to operational adoption have always been perceived to be domain shift by region,season,and sensor,ground truth and validation,mixed pixels and scale mismatch,preprocessing sensitivities,and desirable uncertainty quantification and product output that is interpretable.We conclude with the scalability,sustainability,service priorities,such as harmonization standards,representative benchmarking,uncertainty-aware delivery,and co-design of stakeholders.
基金supported by the Shandong Province Higher Education Institutions New Technology R&D Platform—Spatiotemporal IoT Cloud Application New Technology R&D Center,Shandong Vocational Education Skill Master Studio—Zhao Yaqian Skill Master Studio,and Shandong University of Engineering and Vocational Technology.
文摘Hyperspectral remote sensing has emerged as a transformative technology for sustainable natural resource management by providing unprecedented insight into the biochemical,biophysical,and compositional properties of Earth’s surface.The high spectral resolution of hyperspectral sensors allows a very specific discrimination of materials,monitoring of environmental stress at a very early stage,and provides quantitative retrieval of ecological and geochemical parameters in a wide range of landscapes.The booming technology in sensor design,machine learning,spectral unmixing,and multi-sensor data fusion has further improved the analysis potential and application of imaging spectroscopy to a large extent.This paper involves a discussion of the oversight of such technological advances and the manner in which they are utilized in the principal fields that include forestry,agriculture,water,mineral exploration,and coastal ecosystems.Case studies allow us to identify the potential practical consequences of both spaceborne and unmanned aerial vehicles(UAV)-based hyperspectral systems and AI-based workflows that can be used to aid in more efficient and accurate environmental review.Even though the issues associated with data volume,atmospheric impacts,lack of uniformity in the calibration process,and socioeconomic limits continue to exist,the new technology in sensor miniaturization,cloud computing,and artificial intelligence indicates a fast-changing environment.All these developments make hyperspectral remote sensing a key instrument in solving global sustainability problems and evidence-based management of natural resources in an evolving world.
基金funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52474165 and 52522404)。
文摘Cemented paste backfill(CPB)is a technology that achieves safe mining by filling the goaf with waste rocks,tailings,and other materials.It is an inevitable choice to deal with the development of deep and highly difficult mines and meet the requirements of environmental protection and safety regulations.It promotes the development of a circular economy in mines through the development of lowgrade resources and the resource utilization of waste,and extends the service life of mines.The mass concentration of solid content(abbreviated as“concentration”)is a critical parameter for CPB.However,discrepancies often arise between the on-site measurements and the pre-designed values due to factors such as groundwater inflow and segregation within the goaf,which cannot be evaluated after the solidification of CPB.This paper innovatively provides an in-situ non-destructive approach to identify the real concentration of CPB after curing for certain days using hyperspectral imaging(HSI)technology.Initially,the spectral variation patterns under different concentration conditions were investigated through hyperspectral scanning experiments on CPB samples.The results demonstrate that as the CPB concentration increases from 61wt%to 73wt%,the overall spectral reflectance gradually increases,with two distinct absorption peaks observed at 1407 and 1917 nm.Notably,the reflectance at 1407 nm exhibited a strong linear relationship with the concentration.Subsequently,the K-nearest neighbors(KNN)and support vector machine(SVM)algorithms were employed to classify and identify different concentrations.The study revealed that,with the KNN algorithm,the highest accuracy was achieved when K(number of nearest neighbors)was 1,although this resulted in overfitting.When K=3,the model displayed the optimal balance between accuracy and stability,with an accuracy of 95.03%.In the SVM algorithm,the highest accuracy of 98.24%was attained with parameters C(regularization parameter)=200 and Gamma(kernel coefficient)=10.A comparative analysis of precision,accuracy,and recall further highlighted that the SVM provided superior stability and precision for identifying CPB concentration.Thus,HSI technology offers an effective solution for the in-situ,non-destructive monitoring of CPB concentration,presenting a promising approach for optimizing and controlling CPB characteristic parameters.
文摘Hyperspectral images(HSIs)are susceptible to various noise interferences during the imaging process,leading to degraded image quality and affecting the accuracy of information extraction.Efficient denoising methods are crucial for ensuring the accuracy of subsequent remote sensing analysis and applications.In view of the characteristics of hyperspectral image data,such as high dimensionality,strong spectral correlation,and high computational complexity,a threedimensional visual state space U-Net(VSSU3D)was proposed in this paper.By introducing a visual state space module into the traditional U-Net,and combining the spatial-spectral characteristics of hyperspectral images with the core idea of the Mamba model,targeted optimizations wereachieved to effectively model global information dependencies while reducing computational complexity.Additionally,a simplified channel attention module was embedded between the encoder and decoder to enhance cross-scale feature fusion capabilities.Experimental results on multiple publicly available hyperspectral image datasets demonstrated that VSSU3D achieved denoising performance comparable to or superior to existing advanced methods,which verified its effectiveness.
基金support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52379103,52279103)the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province(Grant No.ZR2023YQ049).
文摘Imaging hyperspectral technology has distinctive advantages of non-destructive and non-contact measurement,and the integration of spectral and spatial data.These characteristics present new methodologies for intelligent geological sensing in tunnels and other underground engineering projects.However,the in situ acquisition and rapid classification of hyperspectral images in underground still faces great challenges,including the difficulty in obtaining uniform hyperspectral images and the complexity of deploying sophisticated models on mobile platforms.This study proposes an intelligent lithology identification method based on partition feature extraction of hyperspectral images.Firstly,pixel-level hyperspectral information from representative lithological regions is extracted and fused to obtain rock hyperspectral image partition features.Subsequently,an SG-SNV-PCA-DNN(SSPD)model specifically designed for optimizing rock hyperspectral data,performing spectral dimensionality reduction,and identifying lithology is integrated.In an experimental study involving 3420 hyperspectral images,the SSPD identification model achieved the highest accuracy in the testing set,reaching 98.77%.Moreover,the speed of the SSPD model was found to be 18.5%faster than that of the unprocessed model,with an accuracy improvement of 5.22%.In contrast,the ResNet-101 model,used for point-by-point identification based on non-partitioned features,achieved a maximum accuracy of 97.86%in the testing set.In addition,the partition feature extraction methods significantly reduce computational complexity.An objective evaluation of various models demonstrated that the SSPD model exhibited superior performance,achieving a precision(P)of 99.46%,a recall(R)of 99.44%,and F1 score(F1)of 99.45%.Additionally,a pioneering in situ detection work was carried out in a tunnel using underground hyperspectral imaging technology.
基金supported in part by the Six Talent Peaks Project in Jiangsu Province under Grant 013040315in part by the China Textile Industry Federation Science and Technology Guidance Project under Grant 2017107+1 种基金in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 31570714in part by the China Scholarship Council under Grant 202108320290。
文摘The cleanliness of seed cotton plays a critical role in the pre-treatment of cotton textiles,and the removal of impurity during the harvesting process directly determines the quality and market value of cotton textiles.By fusing band combination optimization with deep learning,this study aims to achieve more efficient and accurate detection of film impurities in seed cotton on the production line.By applying hyperspectral imaging and a one-dimensional deep learning algorithm,we detect and classify impurities in seed cotton after harvest.The main categories detected include pure cotton,conveyor belt,film covering seed cotton,and film adhered to the conveyor belt.The proposed method achieves an impurity detection rate of 99.698%.To further ensure the feasibility and practical application potential of this strategy,we compare our results against existing mainstream methods.In addition,the model shows excellent recognition performance on pseudo-color images of real samples.With a processing time of 11.764μs per pixel from experimental data,it shows a much improved speed requirement while maintaining the accuracy of real production lines.This strategy provides an accurate and efficient method for removing impurities during cotton processing.
基金supported by the Science and Technology Development Plan Project of Jilin Provincial Department of Science and Technology (No.20220203112S)the Jilin Provincial Department of Education Science and Technology Research Project (No.JJKH20210039KJ)。
文摘In this study,eight different varieties of maize seeds were used as the research objects.Conduct 81 types of combined preprocessing on the original spectra.Through comparison,Savitzky-Golay(SG)-multivariate scattering correction(MSC)-maximum-minimum normalization(MN)was identified as the optimal preprocessing technique.The competitive adaptive reweighted sampling(CARS),successive projections algorithm(SPA),and their combined methods were employed to extract feature wavelengths.Classification models based on back propagation(BP),support vector machine(SVM),random forest(RF),and partial least squares(PLS)were established using full-band data and feature wavelengths.Among all models,the(CARS-SPA)-BP model achieved the highest accuracy rate of 98.44%.This study offers novel insights and methodologies for the rapid and accurate identification of corn seeds as well as other crop seeds.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(No. 42571463)Macao Young Scholars Program(No. AM2023033)+1 种基金Shaanxi Province Youth Science and Technology Star Program(No. 2024ZCKJXX-115)Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi Province(No.2025JC-YBMS-257)。
文摘Hyper Spectral Image Super-Resolution(HSI-SR) has gained significant attention in recent years due to its potential applications.However,the challenge of obtaining high-resolution hyperspectral images is compounded by limitations in sensor resolution and the high dimensionality of spectral data.Traditional approaches,including interpolation-based methods and sparse representation techniques,often struggle to capture the intricate spectral-spatial dependencies in hyperspectral images.To address these limitations,this study proposes a Hadamard Self-Attention Network(HSAN) for fusing a High-resolution Multispectral Image(Hr-MSI) and a Low-resolution Hyper Spectral Image(Lr-HSI),achieving HSI-SR for obtaining a High-resolution Hyper Spectral Image(Hr-HSI).The core of HSAN is a new Hadamard self-attention mechanism that can be more efficient than traditional dot-product attention because it avoids matrix multiplications and softmax operations.Considering that deep learning-based data fusion typically entails a significant computational and storage burden,this new approach can be integrated with convolutional layers to form an unsupervised lightweight network,which significantly reduces dependence on computational resources.Experimental results across four datasets validate the effectiveness and advantages of HSAN,compared with state-of-the-art approaches.The source code will be available at https://github.com/zxnhkdm/HSAN.
基金supported by Key Research&Development Program of Jiangsu Province in China(BE2020693)Major Project of Science and Technology of Anhui Province(201903a06020010)+1 种基金Joint Key Project of Science and Technology Innovation of Yangtze River Delta in Anhui Province(202004g01020009)the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions(PAPD)。
文摘In this work,one-step growth models using hyperspectral imaging(HSI)(400-1000 nm)were successfully developed in order to estimate the microbial loads,minimum growth temperature(T_(min))and maximum specific growth rate(μ_(max))of Brochothrix thermosphacta in chilled beef at isothermal temperatures(4-25℃).Three different methods were compared for model development,particularly using(Model Ⅰ)the predicted microbial loads from partial least squares regression of the whole spectral variables;(Model Ⅱ)the selected spectral variables related to microbial loads;and(Model Ⅲ)the first principal scores of HSI spectra by principal component analysis.Consequently,Model Ⅰ showed the best ability to predict the microbial loads of B.thermosphacta,with the coefficient of determination(R_(v)^(2))and root mean square error in internal validation(RMSEV)of 0.921 and 0.498(lg(CFU/g)).The T_(min)(-12.32℃)andμmax can be well estimated with R^(2) and root mean square error(RMSE)of 0.971 and 0.276(lg(CFU/g)),respectively.The upward trend ofμmax with temperature was similar to that of the plate count method.HSI technique thus can be used as a simple method for one-step growth simulation of B.thermosphacta in chilled beef during storage.
文摘Images obtained from hyperspectral sensors provide information about the target area that extends beyond the visible portions of the electromagnetic spectrum.However,due to sensor limitations and imperfections during the image acquisition and transmission phases,noise is introduced into the acquired image,which can have a negative impact on downstream analyses such as classification,target tracking,and spectral unmixing.Noise in hyperspectral images(HSI)is modelled as a combination from several sources,including Gaussian/impulse noise,stripes,and deadlines.An HSI restoration method for such a mixed noise model is proposed.First,a joint optimisation framework is proposed for recovering hyperspectral data corrupted by mixed Gaussian-impulse noise by estimating both the clean data as well as the sparse/impulse noise levels.Second,a hyper-Laplacian prior is used along both the spatial and spectral dimensions to express sparsity in clean image gradients.Third,to model the sparse nature of impulse noise,anℓ_(1)−norm over the impulse noise gradient is used.Because the proposed methodology employs two distinct priors,the authors refer to it as the hyperspectral dual prior(HySpDualP)denoiser.To the best of authors'knowledge,this joint optimisation framework is the first attempt in this direction.To handle the non-smooth and nonconvex nature of the generalℓ_(p)−norm-based regularisation term,a generalised shrinkage/thresholding(GST)solver is employed.Finally,an efficient split-Bregman approach is used to solve the resulting optimisation problem.Experimental results on synthetic data and real HSI datacube obtained from hyperspectral sensors demonstrate that the authors’proposed model outperforms state-of-the-art methods,both visually and in terms of various image quality assessment metrics.
基金supported by the Corps Leading Talents Program,China(2023YZ01)the Tianshan Talent Training Program,China(2023TS05)the Crop Smart Production Innovation Team,China(2023TD01).
文摘Potassium(K)is a highly mobile nutrient element that continuously adjusts its demand strategy among and within cotton leaves through redistribution,indirectly leading to variations in the leaf potassium content(LKC,%)at different leaf positions.However,due to the interaction between light and leaf age,leaf sensitivity to this change varies at different positions,including the reflection and absorption of the spectrum.Selecting the optimal leaf position for monitoring is a crucial factor in the rapid and accurate evaluation of cotton LKC using spectral remote sensing technology.Therefore,this study proposes a comprehensive multi-leaf position estimation model based on the vertical distribution characteristics of LKC from top to bottom,aiming to achieve an accurate estimation of cotton LKC and optimize the strategy for selecting the monitored leaf position.Between 2020 and 2021,we collected hyperspectral imaging data of the main stem leaves at different positions from top to bottom(Li,i=1,2,3,...,n)during the cotton budding,flowering,and boll-setting stages.Vertical distribution characteristics,sensitivity differences,and spectral correlations of LKC at different leaf positions were investigated.Additionally,the optimal range of the dominant leaf position for monitoring was determined.Partial least squares regression(PLSR),random forest regression(RFR),support vector machine regression(SVR),and the entropy weight method(EWM)were employed to develop LKC estimation models for single-and multi-leaf positions.The results showed a vertical heterogeneous distribution of cotton LKC,with LKC initially increasing and then gradually decreasing from top to bottom;the average LKC of cotton reached its maximum value at the flowering stage.The upper leaf position demonstrated greater sensitivity to K and exhibited a stronger correlation with the spectrum.The selected dominant leaf positions for the three growth stages were L1-L5,L1-L4,and L1-L2,respectively.Based on the dominant leaf position monitoring range,the optimal single leaf position models for estimating LKC during the three growth stages were PLSR-L4,PLSR-L1,and SVR-L2,with the coefficient of determination of the validation set(R2val)being 0.786,0.580,and 0.768,and the root-mean-square error of the validation set(RMSEval)being 0.168,0.197,and 0.191,respectively.The multi-leaf position LKC estimation model was constructed by EWM with R2val being 0.887,0.728,and 0.703,and RMSEval being 0.134,0.172,and 0.209,respectively.In contrast,the newly developed multi-leaf position comprehensive estimation model yielded superior results,improving the model’s stability based on high accuracy,especially during the budding and flowering stages.These findings hold significant importance for investigating cotton LKC spectral models and selecting suitable leaf positions for field monitoring.
基金supported by the China Agriculture Research System(CARS-15-22)the Laboratory of Lingnan Modern Agriculture Project,China(NT2021009)+2 种基金the Key-Area Research and Development Program ofGuangdong Province,China(2019B020214003)the Guangdong Technical System of Peanut and Soybean Industry,China(2019KJ136-05)the 111 Project,China(D18019)。
文摘Quantitative inversion is a major topic in remote sensing science.The development of visible light-based hyperspectral reconstruction techniques has opened novel prospects for low-cost,high-precision remote sensing inversion in agriculture.The aim of this study was to assess the effectiveness of hyperspectral reconstruction technology in agricultural remote sensing applications.Hyperspectral images were reconstructed using the MST++hyperspectral reconstruction model and compared with the original visible light images in terms of their correlations with physiological parameters,the accuracy of single-feature modeling,and the accuracy of combined feature modeling.The results showed that compared to the visible light image,the reconstructed data exhibited a stronger correlation with the measured physiological parameters,and the accuracy was improved for both the single feature and combined feature inversion modes.However,compared to multispectral sensors,hyperspectral reconstruction provided limited improvement of the inversion model accuracy.The results suggest that for physiological parameters that are not easy to observe directly,deep mining of features in visible light data through hyperspectral reconstruction technology can improve the accuracy of the inversion model.However,appropriate feature selection and simple models are more suitable for the remote sensing inversion task of traditional agronomic plot experiments.To strengthen the application of hyperspectral reconstruction technology in agricultural remote sensing,further development is necessary with broader wavelength ranges and more diverse agricultural scenarios.
文摘BACKGROUND Hyperspectral imaging(HSI)offers useful information on organ quality and has already been successfully used in kidney and liver transplantation to assess transplanted organs.Up to now,there is no case report in the literature describing HSI for quality assessment of a machine perfused donor liver.The allocated liver from a 49-year-old female donor(161 cm,70 kg)was perfused with the OrganOx®normothermic machine perfusion system in the recommended way.Organ quality assessment was performed based on laboratory values at defined time points.In addition,the final evaluation of the liver comprised macroscopic findings and HSI of each liver segment.After discarding the organ,biopsies were taken from each segment and correlated with the results of the HSI.CASE SUMMARY The donor liver’s size(29 cm×17 cm×11 cm)and weight of 2180 g posed challenges for adequate placement within the organ container.Baseline biopsy of the liver revealed no evidence of fibrosis,steatosis or inflammation.An hour after perfusion start,measurements of the perfusate indicated a pH of 7.18,a glucose level of 404 mg/dL,and a lactate level of 1.7 mmol/L.Throughout perfusion,a significant decline in glucose levels began at the fourth hour,reaching a nadir of 20 mg/dL after eight hours.Concurrently,lactate levels steadily rose,peaking at 4.9 mmol/L after the total perfusion time of 12 hours.Macroscopic alterations(signs of congestion and reduced blood circulation)on the liver’s surface were noted,particularly pronounced in segments 2,3,and 8.HSI of these areas unveiled significant reduced oxygenation.Consequently,based on all these observations,the decision was made to discard the organ.Histological examination of the altered regions revealed congestion,necrotic changes,and dissociation of CONCLUSION This case report describes the integration of HSI in the decision making of the decline of a 49-year-old machine perfused donor liver.HSI offered useful information concerning the tissue morphology and graft viability and could therefore be a useful additional tool in assessing donor liver quality before transplantation.
基金supported by the‘Pioneer’and‘Leading Goose’R&D Program of Zhejiang(Grant No.2023C02018)Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.LTGN23D010002)+2 种基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.42371385)Funds of the Natural Science Foundation of Hangzhou(Grant No.2024SZRYBD010001)Nanxun Scholars Program of ZJWEU(Grant No.RC2022010755).
文摘Plant diseases are a major threat that can severely impact the production of agriculture and forestry.This can lead to the disruption of ecosystem functions and health.With its ability to capture continuous narrow-band spectra,hyperspectral technology has become a crucial tool to monitor crop diseases using remote sensing.However,existing continuous wavelet analysis(CWA)methods suffer from feature redundancy issues,while the continuous wavelet projection algorithm(CWPA),an optimization approach for feature selection,has not been fully validated to monitor plant diseases.This study utilized rice bacterial leaf blight(BLB)as an example by evaluating the performance of four wavelet basis functions-Gaussian2,Mexican hat,Meyer,andMorlet-within theCWAandCWPAframeworks.Additionally,the classification models were constructed using the k-nearest neighbors(KNN),randomforest(RF),and Naïve Bayes(NB)algorithms.The results showed the following:(1)Compared to traditional CWA,CWPA significantly reduced the number of required features.Under the CWPA framework,almost all the model combinations achieved maximum classification accuracy with only one feature.In contrast,the CWA framework required three to seven features.(2)Thechoice of wavelet basis functions markedly affected the performance of themodel.Of the four functions tested,the Meyer wavelet demonstrated the best overall performance in both the CWPA and CWA frameworks.(3)Under theCWPAframework,theMeyer-KNNandMeyer-NBcombinations achieved the highest overall accuracy of 93.75%using just one feature.In contrast,under the CWA framework,the CWA-RF combination achieved comparable accuracy(93.75%)but required six features.This study verified the technical advantages of CWPA for monitoring crop diseases,identified an optimal wavelet basis function selection scheme,and provided reliable technical support to precisely monitor BLB in rice(Oryza sativa).Moreover,the proposed methodological framework offers a scalable approach for the early diagnosis and assessment of plant stress,which can contribute to improved accuracy and timeliness when plant stress is monitored.
基金supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Provincial Universities of Zhejiang (No.GK249909299001-036)National Key Research and Development Program of China (No. 2023YFB4502803)Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China (No.LDT23F01014F01)。
文摘Due to the limitations of existing imaging hardware, obtaining high-resolution hyperspectral images is challenging. Hyperspectral image super-resolution(HSI SR) has been a very attractive research topic in computer vision, attracting the attention of many researchers. However, most HSI SR methods focus on the tradeoff between spatial resolution and spectral information, and cannot guarantee the efficient extraction of image information. In this paper, a multidimensional features network(MFNet) for HSI SR is proposed, which simultaneously learns and fuses the spatial,spectral, and frequency multidimensional features of HSI. Spatial features contain rich local details,spectral features contain the information and correlation between spectral bands, and frequency feature can reflect the global information of the image and can be used to obtain the global context of HSI. The fusion of the three features can better guide image super-resolution, to obtain higher-quality high-resolution hyperspectral images. In MFNet, we use the frequency feature extraction module(FFEM) to extract the frequency feature. On this basis, a multidimensional features extraction module(MFEM) is designed to learn and fuse multidimensional features. In addition, experimental results on two public datasets demonstrate that MFNet achieves state-of-the-art performance.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.62071323).
文摘In hyperspectral image classification(HSIC),accurately extracting spatial and spectral information from hyperspectral images(HSI)is crucial for achieving precise classification.However,due to low spatial resolution and complex category boundary,mixed pixels containing features from multiple classes are inevitable in HSIs.Additionally,the spectral similarity among different classes challenge for extracting distinctive spectral features essential for HSIC.To address the impact of mixed pixels and spectral similarity for HSIC,we propose a central-pixel guiding sub-pixel and sub-channel convolution network(CP-SPSC)to extract more precise spatial and spectral features.Firstly,we designed spatial attention(CP-SPA)and spectral attention(CP-SPE)informed by the central pixel to effectively reduce spectral interference of irrelevant categories in the same patch.Furthermore,we use CP-SPA to guide 2D sub-pixel convolution(SPConv2d)to capture spatial features finer than the pixel level.Meanwhile,CP-SPE is also utilized to guide 1D sub-channel con-volution(SCConv1d)in selecting more precise spectral channels.For fusing spatial and spectral information at the feature-level,the spectral feature extension transformation module(SFET)adopts mirror-padding and snake permutation to transform 1D spectral information of the center pixel into 2D spectral features.Experiments on three popular datasets demonstrate that ours out-performs several state-of-the-art methods in accuracy.
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundations of China(No.61801214)the Postgraduate Research Practice Innovation Program of NUAA(No.xcxjh20231504)。
文摘Hyperspectral image(HSI)classification is crucial for numerous remote sensing applications.Traditional deep learning methods may miss pixel relationships and context,leading to inefficiencies.This paper introduces the spectral band graph convolutional and attention-enhanced CNN joint network(SGCCN),a novel approach that harnesses the power of spectral band graph convolutions for capturing long-range relationships,utilizes local perception of attention-enhanced multi-level convolutions for local spatial feature and employs a dynamic attention mechanism to enhance feature extraction.The SGCCN integrates spectral and spatial features through a self-attention fusion network,significantly improving classification accuracy and efficiency.The proposed method outperforms existing techniques,demonstrating its effectiveness in handling the challenges associated with HSI data.
基金the Research Training Program International(RTPi)scholarship from Commonwealth Australiathe top-up scholarship provided by SureNut Ltd.SureNut Ltd.for supplying all the almonds used in this study.
文摘Aflatoxin B1(AFB1)is a toxic fungal metabolite that contaminates almonds from cultivation to harvesting.It leads to chronic health problems and significant economic loss to the producers.Therefore,a fast and non-invasive detection technique is crucial for safeguarding food safety by swiftly identifying and eliminating contaminated almonds from the supply chain.Hyperspectral imaging has been explored as a potential non-destructive technology for detecting AFB1.However,the diverse geometries of almonds present a significant challenge on acquired images,thereby impacting the accuracy of the developed prediction and classification models.This study investigates the effectiveness of short-wave infrared(SwIR)hyperspectral imaging combined with deep learning for detecting AFB1 in almonds of varying geometries.Initially,partial least squares regression(PLSR)and support vector machine(SvM)regression models were evaluated for quantification,while SVM and quadratic discriminant analysis(QDA)classifiers were applied for classification.The results indicated that spectral responses varied with almond thickness,making quantification models unreliable for industrial applications.The Competitive Adaptive Reweighted Sampling(CARS)algorithm was employed to identify key spectral features for developing multi-spectral AFB1 classification models to evaluate the feasibility of high-speed,accurate in-line detection.The deep learning approach significantly outperformed traditional machine learning models,with the pre-trained Inception V3 network achieving a cross-validation accuracy of 84.82%,an F1-score of 0.8522,and an area under curve of 0.893.These findings highlight the superiority of deep learning-based hyperspectral imaging for accurate and reliable AFB1 detection in almonds with diverse shapes and thicknesses.
文摘Among hyperspectral imaging technologies, interferometric spectral imaging is widely used in remote sening due to advantages of large luminous flux and high resolution. However, with complicated mechanism, interferometric imaging faces the impact of multi-stage degradation. Most exsiting interferometric spectrum reconstruction methods are based on tradition model-based framework with multiple steps, showing poor efficiency and restricted performance. Thus, we propose an interferometric spectrum reconstruction method based on degradation synthesis and deep learning.Firstly, based on imaging mechanism, we proposed an mathematical model of interferometric imaging to analyse the degradation components as noises and trends during imaging. The model consists of three stages, namely instrument degradation, sensing degradation, and signal-independent degradation process. Then, we designed calibration-based method to estimate parameters in the model, of which the results are used for synthesizing realistic dataset for learning-based algorithms.In addition, we proposed a dual-stage interferogram spectrum reconstruction framework, which supports pre-training and integration of denoising DNNs. Experiments exhibits the reliability of our degradation model and synthesized data, and the effectiveness of the proposed reconstruction method.
