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Challenges and opportunities in remote sensing-based crop monitoring: a review

National Science Review 2023年第4期10卷 203-219页

作者： Bingfang Wu Miao Zhang Hongwei Zeng Fuyou Tian Andries B Potgieter Xingli Qin Nana Yan Sheng Chang Yan Zhao Qinghan Dong Vijendra Boken Dmitry Plotnikov Huadong Guo Fangming Wu Hang Zhao bart deronde Laurent Tits Evgeny Loupian State Key Laboratory of Remote Sensing Science Aerospace Information Research Institute Chinese Academy of Sciences School of Resources and Environment University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Executive Committee of Group on Earth Observations Global Agricultural Monitoring (GEOGLAM) Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation The University of Queensland Department of Remote Sensing Flemish Institute of Technological Research Department of Geography and Earth Science University of Nebraska-Kearney Department of Satellite Monitoring Technologies Space Research Institute of Russian Academy of Sciences

Building a more resilient food system for sustainable development and reducing uncertainty in global food markets both require concurrent and near-real-time and reliable crop information for decision making.Satellite-driven crop monitoring has become a main method to derive crop information at local, regional,and global scales by revealing the spatial and temporal dimensions of crop growth status and production.However, there is a lack of quantitative, objective, and robust methods to ensure the reliability of crop information, which reduces the applicability of crop monitoring and leads to uncertain and undesirable consequences. In this paper, we review recent progress in crop monitoring and identify the challenges and opportunities in future efforts. We find that satellite-derived metrics do not fully capture determinants of crop production and do not quantitatively interpret crop growth status; the later can be advanced by integrating effective satellite-derived metrics and new onboard sensors. We have identified that ground data accessibility and the negative effects of knowledge-based analyses are two essential issues in crop monitoring that reduce the applicability of crop monitoring for decisions on food security. Crowdsourcing is one solution to overcome the restrictions of ground-truth data accessibility. We argue that user participation in the complete process of crop monitoring could improve the reliability of crop information.Encouraging users to obtain crop information from multiple sources could prevent unconscious biases.Finally, there is a need to avoid conflicts of interest in publishing publicly available crop information.

关键词： crop monitoring crop condition crop production Ground data Remote Sensing

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