Overview of Remote Sensing Monitoring of Bamboo Resources

Bamboo resources are widely distributed in tropical, subtropical and temperate regions. They are good substitutes for many non-renewable resources. Their rapid growth and wide distribution play an important role in mitigating climate change and developing countries to lift poverty and reduce poverty. Remote sensing technology is widely used in resource monitoring and quantitative mapping of forest structures, and has the advantages of wide monitoring range and high precision in space and time. This paper systematically sorts out the application of remote sensing data sources in bamboo resource monitoring, the temporal and spatial dynamic change monitoring of bamboo resources and the bamboo resource monitoring and classification method. Focus on the data sources and classification methods of monitoring and mapping, and statistical analysis of the accuracy of various methods. It is proposed that the remote sensing monitoring of bamboo resources should pay attention to use the multi-source data and classification methods, strengthen the special growth stages of bamboo species and bamboo, and monitor the quantity and quality of bamboo as the future research focus, in order to protect the endangered wild animals, poverty alleviation in poverty-stricken areas, and bamboo industry. Provide technical support for development and utilization, improvement of people's livelihood in developing countries.