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| E3-ID32194: Crop Mapping 
 
| Time:  Wednesday, 28/Jun/2017:  4:00pm - 5:30pm 
 | Workshop: LAND & ENVIRONMENT Location: Room 207
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Oral presentationCrop mapping with the Chinese and European satellite data  Jinlong Fan1, Hao Gao1, Xiaoyu Zhang2, Lei Zhang2 1NSMC, China, People's Republic of; 2Ningxia Meteorological Science Institute, China, People's Republic of 
The satellite data application in agricultural has a long history. The newdevelopments of satellite series in China and Europe are bringing new opportunities
 to advance the agricultural monitoring with abundant satellite data. The Sentinel
 and GF are both quite similar high resolution satellite series onboard European
 and Chinese satellites, respectively. The Proba-V and FY3-MERSI both have quite
 similar channels and their own advantages in the medium to low resolution
 satellite. This project is going to focus on the crop mapping, crop condition
 monitoring and crop drought monitoring with both satellite data. The Ningxia
 Hui autonomous region, one of small size provinces in China, was selected as
 the study area for the orchard and crop mapping study with GF and Sentinel
 optical satellite data. The field survey was conducted in June, 2016 and will
 be organized again in June this year. The GF satellite data were collected as
 much as possible for the coverage of Ningxia in the growing season. The processing
 method of GF data is now developing in order to automatically ingest large
 volume data in the next step. The preliminary results will be hopefully presented
 at the symposium. Another two major agricultural production areas in China, North
 China Plain and Northeast China Plain were also selected for the crop
 monitoring and crop mapping with both medium to low resolution satellite data. The
 field surveys were conducted in summer 2016 and spring in 2017. The further
 field surveys will be organized in summer this year. The relevant Proba-V satellite
 data have been downloaded and a processing code was developed to extract the Proba-V
 data for the area of interesting. The FY-MERSI process chain has been developed
 in the past. The classification method is still in developing. Hopefully the
 methods and the preliminary results may be reported at the symposium.
 
 
PosterOrchard mapping in Ningxia with the high resolution Chinese satellite data  Xiaoyu Zhang1, Lei Zhang1, Shaojie Liu2,3, Hao Gao2, Jinlong Fan2 1Ningxia Meteorological Science Institute; 2NSMC, China, People's Republic of; 3University of Electronic Science and Technology of China 
Abstract: The orchard is developing very fast in Ningxia Hui autonomous region in Northwest China with the development of wine brewing Companies in recent year. Agrometeorological monitoring for the growth of grapes and other fruit trees is one of key process to identify the high quality fruit in the region but there is lack of the baseline map of orchard in Ningxia. This study aims at developing an orchard map in Ningxia in support of the agrometeorological service. The study collected high resolution GF satellite as much as possible which resolutions are around 8 t0 16 meters for multispectral bands. The decision tree was used to classify the images. All classified images were merged and finally an orchard map was formed. The validation was conducted with the field data. |