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Applying deep-learning enhanced fusion methods for improved NDVI reconstruction and long-term vegetation cover study: A case of the Danjiang River Basin

作者:Shidong Wang, Dunyue Cui, Lu Wang, Jinyan Peng · 发表于:Ecological Indicators · 年份:2023 · DOI:10.1016/j.ecolind.2023.111088 · 被引用次数:31 · 研究领域:Remote Sensing in Agriculture、Species Distribution and Climate Change、Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications

The Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) is an essential metric in vegetation monitoring for remote sensing applications. While there are numerous long-term low-resolution NDVI datasets available there remains an unmet need for high-resolution NDVI reconstructions over extended time frames. Existing research has not comprehensively assessed the efficacy of various temporal fusion techniques for NDVI reconstruction at large regional scales. Traditional Spatiotemporal Image Fusion (TSTIF) methods often suffer from limited fusion accuracy due to input data quality constraints. To address these limitations this study introduces an innovative Deep Learning-Enhanced Spatiotemporal Fusion Method. Deep learning algorithms are employed to refine the spatial resolution of input data thereby facilitating the separation of complex image elements located at feature boundaries. This improved approach significantly enhances fusion accuracy as validated against five established TSTIF techniques through empirical analysis. As a case study we generate long-term Fractional Vegetation Cover (FVC) datasets to investigate the ecological dynamics of the Danjiang River Basin. Our findings reveal substantial gains in NDVI reconstruction accuracy through the incorporation of deep learning into traditional fusion techniques. Among the methods tested the STRUM algorithm showed the greatest improvement with its R2 value increasing from 0.872 to 0.894 and a consistent reduction in Root Mean Squar...