1. Crop classification by using dual-pol SAR vegetation indices derived from Sentinel-1 SAR-C data.
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Mishra, Deeksha, Pathak, Gunjan, Singh, Bhanu Pratap, Mohit, Sihag, Parveen, Rajeev, Singh, Kalyan, and Singh, Sultan
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REGRESSION analysis ,CLOUDINESS ,CLASSIFICATION ,STANDARD deviations ,CROPS - Abstract
In the following study, an attempt is made for crop classification of rainy season through analyzing time-series Sentinel-1 SAR data of May 2020 to September 2020. The SVI
DP index derived from dual-pol (VV and VH) bands consisting of NRPB ( σ 0 vh ij - σ 0 vv ij / σ 0 vh ij + σ 0 vv ij ), DPDD (σ 0 vh ij + σ 0 vv ij ) / √ 2 ), IDPDD ( σ 0 vv (m a x) - σ 0 vv ij ) + σ 0 vh ij / √ 2 ), and VDDPI (σ 0 vh ij + σ 0 vv ij / σ 0 vv ij) ratios are utilized for discriminating inter-vegetative boundaries of crop pixels. This study was conducted near Karnal city region, Karnal district, Haryana, India. The Sentinel-1 data has the capability to penetrate thick cloud cover and provide high revisit frequency data for rain-fed crops. Obtained classification achieved higher accuracy in both RF (93.77%) and SVM (93.50%) classifiers. Obtained linear regression statistics of mean raster imagery reveals that IDPDD index is much sensitive to other crop which has highest standard deviations in σvh ° and σvv ° bands throughout the period, and high R2 with σvh ° (0.70), VV (0.58), NRPB (0.693), and DPDD (0.697) indices. In contrast to this, IDPDD index has least correlation (< 0.289) with σvh °, σvv °, EVI 2, NRPB, and DPDD indices for water body which has smooth surface and lowest SAR backscattering with minimum standard deviations in the same period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2023
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