A review of remote sensing vegetation indices in the land cover assessment

Document Type : Review Article

Author

Associate Professor/ Department of Natural Resources and Environment, Branch Bushehr, Islamic Azad University, Bushehr, Iran

Abstract

Introduction
Remote sensed information on growth, vigor, and dynamics from terrestrial vegetation can provide useful insights for applications in environmental monitoring, biodiversity conservation, agriculture, forestry, urban green infrastructures, and other related fields. Specifically, these types of information applied to agriculture provide not only an objective basis (depending on resolution) for the macro- and micro-management of agricultural production but also on many occasions the necessary information for yield estimation of crops. Vegetation indices (VIs) obtained from the vegetation canopy in remote sensing are simple and effective algorithms for quantitative and qualitative evaluations of vegetation cover, vigor, and growth dynamics, among other applications. These indicators are used in remote sensing applications and satellite systems. To date, there is no unified mathematical expression that defines all VIs due to the complexity of different combinations of light spectra, instrumentation, platforms, and resolutions used. Therefore, special algorithms have been developed for different applications according to the specific mathematical expressions in the range of the visible light radiation spectrum, mainly the green spectrum region, from vegetation, and invisible spectra to quantitatively determine the level of vegetation cover. In this article, the spectral characteristics of vegetation and vegetation indices, the advantages and disadvantages of various developed indices, and their application are discussed according to the characteristics of vegetation, environment, and accuracy of implementation.
Materials and Methods
Remote sensing of vegetation is primarily performed by getting the electromagnetic wave reflectance data from canopies utilizing passive sensors. It is well known that the reflectance of light spectra from plants changes with plant sort, water substance inside tissues, and other natural components. The reflectance from vegetation to the electromagnetic range (spectral reflectance or emanation characteristics of vegetation) is decided by chemical and morphological characteristics of the surface of organs or clears out. Most applications for inaccessible detecting of vegetation are based on the taking after light spectra: (i) the bright locale (UV), which goes from 10 fr 380 nm; (ii) the apparent spectra, which are composed of the blue (450–495 nm), green (495−570 nm), and ruddy (620–750 nm) wavelength districts; and (iii) the close and mid-infrared band (850–1700 nm). The emissivity rate of the surface of takes off (equivalent to the absorptivity within the warm waveband) of a completely developed green arrange.
Results and Discussion
Many studies have constrained this translation by extricating vegetation data utilizing person light spectra groups or a bunch of single groups for information investigation. Hence, analysts regularly combine the information from near-infrared (0.7–1.1 m) and ruddy (0.6–0.7 m) groups in numerous ways concurring with their particular targets. These sorts of combinations display many disadvantages (e.g., need for affectability) by employing a single or restricted gathering of groups to detect, for case, vegetation biomass. These impediments are especially apparent when attempting to apply these sorts of VI on heterogeneous canopies, such as green tree ranches. A blended combination of soils, weeds, and cover crops within the interrow. The plants of intrigued make the segregation locales of intrigued and extraction of straightforward VI exceptionally troublesome, particularly, when the vegetation of intrigued has distinctive VIs due to spatial inconstancy, or VIs compared to other vegetation (weeds and cover edit), which can be compared to those of intrigued. The last mentioned will complicate imaging denoising and sifting forms. A few picture examination procedures and calculations have been created to go around these issues, which can be depicted afterward. Indeed in spite of the fact that there are numerous contemplations as portrayed sometime recently, the development of a straightforward VI calculation seems numerous times to render basic and compelling apparatuses to degree vegetation status on the surface of the soil. Vegetation data from remotely detected pictures is primarily translated by contrasts and changes within the green clears out from plants and canopy ghastly characteristics. The foremost common approval preparation is through coordinate or backhanded relationships between VIs gotten and the vegetation characteristics of intrigued measured in situ, such as vegetation cover, leaf area index (LAI), biomass, development, and vigor evaluation. More set-up strategies are utilized to evaluate VIs utilizing coordinate and georeferenced strategies by checking sentinel plants to be compared with VIs gotten from the same plants for calibration purposes.
Conclusion
Basic vegetation records combining obvious and near-infrared groups have essentially moved forward the affectability of green vegetation discovery. Diverse situations have their variable and complex characteristics that must be considered when utilizing distinctive plant lists. Hence, each vegetation list has its claim definition of green vegetation, its reasonableness for particular applications, and a few restricting variables. Subsequently, for commonsense applications, the choice of a particular vegetation file ought to be done carefully by considering and comprehensively analyzing the points of interest and confinements of existing vegetation records and after that combining them for application in a particular environment. In this way, the utilization of plant markers can be custom-fitted to particular applications, instruments, and stages. With the advancement of hyperspectral and multispectral further detecting innovation, it is conceivable to create unused plant markers that grow investigative areas.

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Water and Soil Management and Modelling
Volume 3, Issue 2
2023
Pages 297-318

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  • Receive Date: 25 January 2023
  • Revise Date: 06 February 2023
  • Accept Date: 27 February 2023

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