A review: monitoring of rice production by using applications of remote sensing

Abstract

Rice is the most significant main food for above three billion people all over the world. Rice paddy lands numerated almost 11.5% of the World’s cultivable field region. Thus, using rice region mapping and forecasting is so essential for food security, where requests mostly invade production. One of the monitoring applications is remote sensing, which is the science of hiving information regarding the earth’s surface without physical contact, is becoming progressively significant in majority of strands these days. Newly, rice monitoring applications are detecting by various methods via remote sensing. Surveys about satellite images have displayed that rice lands crop several brightness forms at various plant development phases, permitting lands to be categorized. Howsoever, there is a demand for major survey into realization the interplays amongst electromagnetic waves and rice lands via the expansion of a methodical sample. This study explains extension theoretical patterns that able to inspect with field measurements to provide accurate explanation of remote sensing data and rice development monitoring by using the revolve detection manner. Not a lot is known concerning how electromagnetic waves interact rice lands and how rice crops distribute waves back to the satellite. Although rice lands able to be divided using the backscattering extent and also the rice development can be monitored, a plenary research of the theoretical scattering method is desperate to avouch accurate application of remote sensing data. This paper begins to peruse the communication amongst microwave backscatter signatures and rice development and to monitor rice development by using satellite images. At the end, it is used to results by using multi-temporal RADARSAT imagery have authenticated that the backscatter can make a good segregation for rice planting phases.