REMOTE SENSING MONITORING OF AQUACULTURE AND AUTOMATIC<br />
INFORMATION EXTRACTION

doi:10.6046/gtzyyg.2009.02.09

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Abstract

Aquaculture constitutes one of the important agricultural production means in China and has a significant

irreplaceable effect on the development of economy. The monitoring and scientific management of aquaculture is

therefore especially important to the people. At present, researches on the remote sensing monitoring of aquaculture

are very insufficient both at home and abroad. With Wenchang area of Hainan Province as an example, the authors

tentatively extracted the aquaculture area by means of remote sensing. The object-oriented classification method

was adopted in the monitoring and, as a result, an ideal result was obtained. Some suggestions are put forward for

further improving the classification precision.

Keywords Hyperspectral data Processing methods Characteristic information extraction Metallogenic prediction

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Issue Date: 12 June 2009

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GUAN Xua-Bin, ZHANG Cui-Ping, JIANG Ju-Sheng, CAO Jian-Hua. REMOTE SENSING MONITORING OF AQUACULTURE AND AUTOMATIC
INFORMATION EXTRACTION[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2009, 21(2): 41-44.

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