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The research on crop phenotype is one of the important measures in crop breeding. Crop breeding is a technology on selecting the good seeds by the crop phenotype. The farm remote sensing image analysis is a simple and effective method for rapid analysis of crop phenotype. However, the farm remote sensing image acquired by UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) will be affected by the noise. In order to process and analyze the remote sensing image accurately, the remote sensing image should be first denoised. Typical image denoising algorithm of frequency domain is wavelet threshold algorithm. Wavelet transform can identify the singular signal accurately; however, the traditional wavelet can't effectively deal with multidimensional signal. For example, two-dimensional wavelet obtained from one-dimensional wavelet tensor only has horizontal and vertical directions, and the wavelet filter is isotropic, which is not sensitive to the image with more directions of the texture; while using the traditional wavelet threshold denoising algorithm to handle noise image, it is easy to make texture region blurry compared with the common wavelets. It is well known that the shear transformation has been introduced into the definition of the shearlet, which makes shearlet can represent more directions. In order to capture the directions of local geometric features of image, shearlet must be compactly suppressed. Anisotropic expansion scale transform can be applied in multi-resolution analysis. From coarse scale to fine scale approximation signal, namely in the approximation image in smooth regions using coarse scale, and in the approximation image with directions of texture using fine scale, the optimal approximation of singular curves can be achieved through the application of multi-resolution analysis method. Shearlet filter is anisotropic, and it is very sensitive to the direction of the texture; however, with the increase of noise standard deviation, after denoising, using shearlet algorithm generates artifacts easily. In brief, the denoising algorithm based on the total variation model has the advantage of edge preserving and noise reduction. In the application of shearlet for image denoising, we find that the shearlet with noise in the texture region can detect the texture direction, and can effectively remove the noise; but when the noise standard deviation is large, the application of shearlet algorithm in the image can cause the denoised image to tend to produce some artifacts, which will be identified as noise texture perhaps due to the shear wave in the smooth region. In order to solve the problem of discrete shearlet algorithm, this paper proposes a method based on the combination of shearlet and total variation model to eliminate the artifacts. First, select the generated Symmlet quadrature mirror filter, and ascertain anisotropic scale parameters and shear parameters. Perform discrete shearlet transformation to farmland remote sensing image with multi-resolution analysis. Wavelet coefficients can be obtained using the conventional method by anisotropic wavelet transformation. Wavelet coefficients are projected into wavelet of image. Hard threshold algorithm is used to handle noise coefficients. Wavelet coefficients are adopted to reconstruct farm remote sensing image. After using total variation model to smooth artifacts, the mirror extension is used to preprocess the image. In part of the experiment, the algorithm proposed in this paper is compared with the shearlet algorithm and total variation algorithm, and this algorithm gets a PSNR (peak signal to noise ratio) 1dB more than that from total variation model, and an iteration number of total variation less than that from direct total variation. In addition, not only can this algorithm effectively denoise farm remote sensing image noise and visual effects, but also can remove artifact better than the discrete shearlet transform algorithm. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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