Pendugaan Normalized Difference Vegetation Index Berbasis Convolutional Neural Network, Interpolasi Spasial, dan Seleksi Fitur (Studi Kasus: Taman Nasional Lorentz, Papua)
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2026Jenis/Type
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Sukmana, Ihwan
Nurdiati, Sri
Khatizah, Elis
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Taman Nasional Lorentz merupakan kawasan konservasi terbesar di Asia
Tenggara dengan tingkat keragaman hayati yang sangat tinggi serta bentang alam
yang kompleks. Pemantauan vegetasi di wilayah ini menghadapi tantangan berat
akibat topografi yang curam, keterbatasan akses lapangan, serta tutupan awan
konvektif yang berlangsung sepanjang tahun. Kondisi tersebut menyebabkan
observasi satelit seperti NDVI sering tidak lengkap, tidak konsisten secara
temporal, serta mengalami gangguan kualitas citra.
Hilangnya data NDVI, baik secara spasial maupun temporal, menghambat
pemantauan kesehatan vegetasi, deteksi perubahan tutupan lahan, serta penyusunan
sistem peringatan dini terhadap potensi degradasi ekosistem. Kondisi tersebut
menunjukkan perlunya metode alternatif yang mampu menghasilkan pendugaan
NDVI secara konsisten pada kondisi atmosfer dan geografis yang tidak mendukung.
Keterbatasan data NDVI di wilayah tropis pegunungan mendorong
pengembangan pendekatan pendugaan berbasis data iklim dan kecerdasan buatan.
Pendekatan tersebut memanfaatkan data reanalisis iklim ERA5, seleksi fitur
berbasis Particle Swarm Optimization–K-Nearest Neighbor (PSO-KNN), serta
arsitektur Convolutional Neural Network tiga dimensi (3D CNN). Variabel
bioklimatik BIO1–BIO19 yang diturunkan dari ERA5 diinterpolasi menggunakan
metode 2D nearest-neighbor, bilinear, dan bikubik untuk menyelaraskan resolusi
spasialnya dengan data NDVI. Selanjutnya, seleksi fitur berbasis PSO–KNN
diterapkan untuk mengidentifikasi variabel bioklimatik yang memberikan
kontribusi terbesar terhadap perubahan NDVI.
Integrasi interpolasi spasial, PSO–KNN, dan CNN dilakukan untuk mengatasi
tiga permasalahan utama dalam pendugaan NDVI, yaitu hilangnya informasi optik
akibat tutupan awan, multikolinearitas antarvariabel bioklimatik, serta
kompleksitas pola spasial-temporal. PSO–KNN digunakan untuk memilih variabel
bioklimatik yang paling berpengaruh sehingga model dibangun menggunakan
prediktor yang relevan. Hasil seleksi fitur menunjukkan bahwa variabel presipitasi
kuartalan (BIO16-BIO19) serta variabilitas suhu (BIO3 dan BIO4) secara konsisten
menjadi prediktor utama yang memengaruhi dinamika vegetasi.
Hubungan antara variabel bioklimatik dan NDVI dimodelkan menggunakan
arsitektur 3D CNN yang mampu menangkap keterkaitan spasial dan temporal
secara simultan melalui representasi data empat dimensi (4D). Pendugaan NDVI
tetap dapat dilakukan meskipun data optik tidak tersedia. Penelitian ini difokuskan
pada pengembangan kerangka pendugaan NDVI yang mengintegrasikan variabel
bioklimatik hasil interpolasi, seleksi fitur berbasis PSO–KNN, serta enam arsitektur
3D CNN, yaitu ResNet-50, ResNet-18, GoogLeNet, TimeConvNet, CNN-based,
dan LeNet.
Pengujian model dilakukan menggunakan data periode 1994–2023 dengan
pembagian 85% sebagai data pelatihan dan 15% sebagai data pengujian. Kinerja setiap model dievaluasi berdasarkan mean squared error (MSE), root mean
squared error (RMSE), mean absolute error (MAE), koefisien determinasi (R²),
dan waktu pelatihan. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengidentifikasi metode interpolasi
yang menghasilkan tingkat galat terendah pada pendugaan NDVI berbasis CNN,
menentukan variabel bioklimatik yang paling berpengaruh melalui seleksi fitur
PSO–KNN, serta mengevaluasi arsitektur 3D CNN yang memberikan kinerja
terbaik.
Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa setiap tahap pemodelan menghasilkan
metode yang berbeda sebagai pendekatan terbaik. Pada tahap seleksi fitur,
interpolasi bilinear menghasilkan nilai fungsi objektif PSO–KNN terendah
sehingga memberikan kinerja paling stabil. Berdasarkan hasil seleksi tersebut,
BIO16-BIO19 dan BIO3-BIO4 diidentifikasi sebagai variabel bioklimatik yang
paling berpengaruh terhadap NDVI. Sebaliknya, pada tahap pendugaan NDVI,
kombinasi interpolasi 2D nearest-neighbor dan arsitektur ResNet-50 menghasilkan
kinerja terbaik dengan nilai R² sebesar 0,9496 dan MSE sebesar 0,0001.
Perbedaan hasil tersebut menunjukkan bahwa metode interpolasi terbaik
bergantung pada tujuan setiap tahapan pemodelan. Interpolasi yang menghasilkan
nilai fungsi objektif terbaik pada tahap seleksi fitur tidak selalu memberikan akurasi
pendugaan tertinggi pada tahap pemodelan CNN karena kedua tahapan
menggunakan kriteria evaluasi yang berbeda. Evaluasi terhadap enam arsitektur 3D
CNN menunjukkan bahwa ResNet-50 menghasilkan galat pendugaan paling
rendah, sedangkan ResNet-18, TimeConvNet, dan CNN-based menawarkan
efisiensi komputasi yang lebih baik.
Setiap arsitektur CNN menunjukkan karakteristik kinerja yang berbeda dalam
pendugaan NDVI. LeNet belum mampu mempelajari hubungan spasial-temporal
yang kompleks sehingga menunjukkan gejala underfitting, sedangkan GoogLeNet
belum mampu memanfaatkan karakteristik variabel bioklimatik hasil interpolasi
secara optimal. Secara keseluruhan, integrasi seleksi fitur berbasis PSO–KNN dan
arsitektur ResNet-50 mampu meningkatkan akurasi pendugaan NDVI di wilayah
tropis dengan tutupan awan yang tinggi. Lorentz National Park is the largest conservation area in Southeast Asia,
characterized by exceptionally high biodiversity and a highly complex landscape.
Vegetation monitoring in this region is particularly challenging due to steep
topography, limited field access, and persistent convective cloud cover throughout
the year. These conditions often result in incomplete, temporally inconsistent, and
low-quality satellite observations, including those derived from the Normalized
Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI).
The loss of NDVI information, both spatially and temporally, hinders
vegetation health monitoring, land-cover change detection, and the implementation
of early warning systems for ecosystem degradation. These limitations highlight the
need for an alternative approach that can provide consistent NDVI estimates under
unfavorable atmospheric and geographical conditions.
The limited availability of NDVI observations in tropical mountainous
regions has encouraged the development of an estimation framework that combines
climate reanalysis data with artificial intelligence techniques. This framework
integrates ERA5 climate reanalysis data, feature selection using Particle Swarm
Optimization–K-Nearest Neighbor (PSO–KNN), and three-dimensional
Convolutional Neural Network (3D CNN) architectures. The BIO1–BIO19
bioclimatic variables derived from ERA5 were spatially interpolated using the 2D
nearest-neighbor, bilinear, and bicubic methods to match the spatial resolution of
the NDVI dataset. Subsequently, PSO–KNN was applied to identify the bioclimatic
variables that contributed most significantly to NDVI variability.
The integration of spatial interpolation, PSO–KNN, and CNN was designed
to address three major challenges in NDVI estimation: the loss of optical
information caused by persistent cloud cover, multicollinearity among bioclimatic
variables, and the complex spatiotemporal relationships governing vegetation
dynamics. PSO–KNN was employed to identify the most influential bioclimatic
variables, enabling the model to be developed using only relevant predictors.
Feature selection consistently identified quarterly precipitation variables (BIO16–
BIO19) and temperature variability (BIO3 and BIO4) as the primary drivers of
vegetation dynamics.
The relationship between the selected bioclimatic variables and NDVI was
modeled using a 3D CNN architecture capable of simultaneously capturing spatial
and temporal dependencies through four-dimensional data representations. This
approach enables NDVI estimation even when optical observations are unavailable.
The study focused on developing an NDVI estimation framework that integrates
interpolated bioclimatic variables, PSO–KNN-based feature selection, and six 3D
CNN architectures: ResNet-50, ResNet-18, GoogLeNet, TimeConvNet, CNNbased, and LeNet.
Model evaluation was conducted using data from 1994 to 2023, with 85%
allocated for training and 15% for testing. Model performance was assessed using the mean squared error (MSE), root mean squared error (RMSE), mean absolute
error (MAE), coefficient of determination (R²), and training time. The objectives of
this study were to identify the interpolation method that minimizes estimation error
in CNN-based NDVI prediction, to determine the most influential bioclimatic
variables using PSO–KNN feature selection, and to evaluate the 3D CNN
architecture that provides the best predictive performance.
The results demonstrate that different stages of the modeling framework
require different optimal approaches. During the feature selection stage, bilinear
interpolation produced the lowest PSO–KNN objective function value, indicating
the most stable performance. Based on the selected features, BIO16–BIO19 and
BIO3–BIO4 were identified as the most influential bioclimatic variables for NDVI
estimation. In contrast, during the NDVI estimation stage, the combination of 2D
nearest-neighbor interpolation and the ResNet-50 architecture achieved the best
predictive performance, with an R² of 0.9496 and an MSE of 0.0001.
These findings indicate that the optimal interpolation method depends on the
objective of each modeling stage. The interpolation method that yielded the best
objective function value during feature selection did not necessarily produce the
highest prediction accuracy in CNN-based NDVI estimation, as each stage
employed different evaluation criteria. Among the six evaluated 3D CNN
architectures, ResNet-50 achieved the lowest estimation error, whereas ResNet-18,
TimeConvNet, and CNN-based provided better computational efficiency.
Each CNN architecture exhibited distinct performance characteristics for
NDVI estimation. LeNet was unable to capture complex spatiotemporal
relationships adequately and therefore exhibited underfitting, whereas GoogLeNet
was less effective at exploiting the characteristics of the interpolated bioclimatic
variables. Overall, the integration of PSO–KNN-based feature selection with the
ResNet-50 architecture substantially improved NDVI estimation accuracy in
tropical regions characterized by persistent cloud cover.

