Figure.7 the relationships between the chlorophyll and spectral indices
^\jndices
BP
NDVI
EVI
NDWI
RVI
PVI
SAVI
DVI
^red
R670/
R440
LAI
0.637**
0.678**
0.594**
0.625**
0.614**
0.692**
0.694**
0.06
-0.39
chlorophyll
0.599**
0.605**
0. 684**
0.583**
0.489*
0.622**
0.621**
0.957**
-0.832**
DW
0.213
0.178
0.068
0.136
0.305
0.169
0.112
0.202
-0.533**
FW
0.66**
0.646**
0.586**
0.612**
0.685**
0.637**
0.581**
-0.546
-0.003
PH
0.532**
0.541**
0.444**
0.5**
0.563**
0.539**
0.508**
-0.70
-0.22
Table.2 the relationship between the spectral indices and the biophysical Parameters (BP)
4. CONLUSION
The canopy and leaf reflectance are affected by the plant den
sity scale in different spectral region in every grown stage.
Moreover, the difference in booting stage and ripening stage is
notable; using the spectral reflectance characteristic could
monitor the grown status. The experiment also indicated the
possible to distinguish spr-wheat type using NIR region. The
red edge parameter feature showed that “double peak” at grown
stage and “blue shift” phenomena from the booting stage to the
ripening stage. Furthermore, the D A re d maybe used to estimate
the yield and the A red may indicate the grown stage. Review
on the relationships between the special variable and the bio
physical parameter found that the correlation among the rela
tionship of DVI and LAI is best at whole growth stage, PVI
and PH and FW are the best. The A red and PH have non
correlations. Furthermore, A,^ and the chlorophyll has the best
relationship. This research only obtains the spectral in growth
stage of the spring wheat, so the change of the whole grown
stage of the vegetation in arid area needs to study deeply in fu
ture.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This work was supported by the national natural science foun
dation of China (No.40375011) and the project of meteorology
scientific technology Gansu province (2007-22).
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