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Abstract
Repeated monitoring of paddy rice is essential for government agencies and policy makers to maintain the balance of supply and demand for rice. Recent studies have mostly concentrated on the mapping of paddy rice with temporal satellite imagery during growing seasons. Given the phenological variation within paddy rice fields and spectral confusion between paddies and other vegetation classes, our ability to identify paddy rice fields with temporal imagery remains limited. The objective of this study is to develop new phenology and textural-based strategies to detect paddies with HJ-1A, MODIS and PALSAR FNF imagery. Two phenology-based strategies that track the seasonal trajectory of crops and one textural-based strategy that contains image surface characteristics are presented. With the proposed strategies, temporal, spectral and textural features were investigated for paddy rice detection. The results indicate that the phenology-based strategies could reveal the phenological variation within paddy rice and significantly improved the detection accuracy. Seasonal amplitude, grey level co-occurrence matrix entropy and spectral features of the heading stage were proven to be important in identifying paddy rice. It was concluded that the combination of HJ-1A, MODIS and PALSAR FNF imagery are promising in facilitating the rapid mapping of paddy rice at a regional scale.
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1 Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
2 Institute of Atmospheric Physics, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China