In recent years, the scientific and technological circles and industrial departments at home and abroad have conducted in-depth research on mineral resources detection and heavy metal pollution monitoring in mining areas from different aspects. In the aspect of hyperspectral remote sensing detection of mineral resources, the spectral characteristics of rocks and minerals are measured by imaging spectrometer, the research of identifying minerals and detecting environment is carried out, and the integrated map information is obtained, forming the technical process and method of hyperspectral rock and mineral identification and mapping, and making breakthroughs in rock and mineral identification, information extraction and thematic mapping (Boardman et al.,1994; Du Peijun et al., 2003; Cruise et al., 2006; Jason, 2006; Zhang Bing et al., 2008; Wang Runsheng et al, 2007, 20 10). In recent ten years, research papers and reports on monitoring, analysis and evaluation methods of heavy metal pollution in mines have gradually increased. For example, using hyperspectral data and mineral identification pedigree to effectively identify pollution types in copper mines (Gan Fuping, 2004); The spectral characteristics of soil around coal gangue hill polluted by copper and heavy metals in different degrees were analyzed in the laboratory (Advanced, 2005). Based on the measured spectral data of spectrometer and considering the spectral characteristics of pollutants, the information extraction of pollution caused by mine pollutants and waste ore, water pollution caused by metallurgical wastewater and its vegetation pollution, and heavy metal pollution caused by long-term mining activities were studied (Kemper et al., 2002; Strictly observe honor, etc., 2003; Zhong Chang Kai, 2004; Gan Fuping, 2004; Cui Longpeng et al., 2004; Jason, 2006; Choe et al., 2008; Ren et al., 2009; Rashid, 20 10). In addition, some scholars have done a lot of research on vegetation biochemical parameters, vegetation index, derivative spectrum, red edge displacement analysis, regression analysis, stress effect, disease monitoring, pesticide residue detection, heavy metal pollution, etc. (Mutanga et al., 2004; Liu et al., 2004; Chen et al., 2009; Singh et al., 2010; Liu et al, 2011); With the in-depth study of the characteristics of spectral changes of ground objects in different environments, practical remote sensing quantitative detection technology of mine ecological environment based on subtle changes of spectral changes of ground objects has also appeared (Ferrier,1999; Advanced, 2005; Choe et al., 2008; Ren Hongyan et al., 2008; Jin Qinghua et al., 2009; Bech et al, 20 12).
To sum up, most of the existing achievements are to process and analyze the pixel spectrum or the measured spectrum of the spectrometer by means of extracting the characteristic points and parameters of the spectral curve, spectral differential processing, spectral absorption characteristic acquisition, spectral index calculation, statistical analysis, mixed pixel decomposition, spectral matching and so on. However, modern mathematical theories such as support vector machine (SVM), wavelet packet transform (WPT), harmonic analysis (HA) and adaptive neural network (ANN) are lacking in depth transformation of spectral curves, so there are great shortcomings in noise separation, foreign bodies in the same spectrum and foreign bodies in the same spectrum processing, and trace (weak) information identification. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out the application research of hyperspectral remote sensing data conversion and processing, information extraction and analysis based on modern mathematical theory.