Bare soil uncovered identification algorithm

With the acceleration of urbanization, construction sites, road construction and land development activities are frequent, and the problem of uncovered bare soil has become a difficult problem for urban environmental management. Bare soil not only affects the appearance of the city, but also causes dust pollution and soil erosion. For this reason, the uncovered bare soil identification algorithm came into being to provide scientific and technological support for construction site supervision and urban management. The algorithm can monitor the coverage of soil piles in real time at construction sites. By connecting to cameras, it automatically identifies uncovered areas and issues alarms, so that managers can quickly handle them and avoid dust pollution. In urban management, it can be used to monitor the bare soil conditions of urban green spaces, both sides of roads and idle land, provide data support for greening departments, and improve the level of greening. In addition, the algorithm can also be applied to agricultural management, land planning, and ecological restoration, helping farmers monitor bare soil in farmland and guide reasonable fertilization and irrigation.