Abstract:Based on five soil samples with different particle sizes prepared in laboratory and indoor hyperspectral data, the hyperspectral characteristics of soil particle sizes have been discussed by pretreatment of spectral data, such as resampling, mathematical transformation, and one-way ANOVA, correlation analysis and regression analysis. Hyperspectral Characteristics of soil particle size has been studied, and a calibration model for predicting soil particle size based on spectral data has been established. It is showed that soil particle size has a significant effect on reflectance spectra, and the longer the wavelength is, the greater the effect is. Soil particle size and spectral data have negatively correlated in the whole band. Differential transformation of original spectral data could increase the correlation between soil particle size and soil particle size. The regression model based on first-order differential of reflectance has been inverted. The decision coefficient of modeling R2c, predictive determinant coefficient R2p and prediction relative deviation are 0.666, 0.653 and 2.043 respectively, and Prediction root mean square error RMSE is 0.175.