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Synergistic retrieval of mangrove vital functional traits using field hyperspectral and satellite data

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF APPLIED EARTH OBSERVATION AND GEOINFORMATION(2024)

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Abstract
Mangroves play a pivotal role in the attainment of United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Leaf equivalent water thickness (EWT) and leaf mass per area (LMA) are vital functional trait parameters for monitoring heath status of mangroves. However, their inherent spectral response characteristics remain unclear, which presents a challenge for high-precision estimating EWT and LMA using remote sensing images. In this study, we attempted to synergistic retrieval of mangrove EWT and LMA using field hyperspectral and satellite data. Specifically, we proposed a novel Fractional-order assisted Spectral angle Analysis (FSA) approach to accurately identify sensitive spectral domains of EWT and LMA for three mangrove species based on in situ fullspectrum hyperspectral (350-2500 nm) data. We constructed a new spectral matching index (SMI) to screen the satellite-based sensitive spectral bands based on the field-based spectral domains, and further verified their feasibility of estimating EWT and LMA using three optical satellite sensors (Sentinel-2A, SDGSAT-1, and OHS3D). Finally, we explored the effectiveness of combining SAR and thermal infrared (TIR) images with sensitive spectral bands on improving retrieval performance in estimating EWT and LMA, respectively. Results indicated that FSA approach could capture the sensitive spectral domains of EWT (1125-1868 nm) and LMA (1419-1999 nm) for three mangrove species. The SMI could effectively realize the spectral matching between field-based sensitive domains and satellite-based bands, and perform the synergistic retrieval of mangrove EWT (R2 = 0.65) and LMA (R2 = 0.70). Intriguing finding is that the additional TIR bands significantly enhanced the EWT and LMA inversion accuracy (R2 increased by 9.8 %-68.3 %) when compared to SAR images. We confirmed that EWT displayed an inverse trend of LMA with the flooding frequency increasing. Our works provide a scientific basis for protection and sustainable management of mangroves.
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Mangroves,EWT and LMA,Fractional-order assisted spectral angle analysis,Synergistic inversion,SDGSAT-1,Thermal infrared band
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