Abstract:A spatial-temporal edge-aware network, ST-EdgeNet, integrated with phenological trend features, was proposed to improve the extraction accuracy of winter wheat planting areas. The method aimed to address three limitations of existing methods: insufficient utilization of multi-temporal phenological information, low efficiency in fusing explicit phenological trend features, and limited capability for local structure recovery in complex agricultural landscapes. Focusing on the key growth stages of winter wheat in the Guanzhong Plain, monthly composite Sentinel-2 imagery from March to May 2025 was used. Seven original spectral bands and seven vegetation indices were selected to construct three-phase basic spectral features. According to the temporal variation characteristics of winter wheat during the green-up, heading, and grain-filling stages, a 9-dimensional phenological trend feature set was further developed, including vigorous-growth high-value response, peak prominence, green-up rate, post-peak variation, and soft-prior constraints. In terms of model design, a phenology-aware temporal fusion module (PhAT) was constructed to enhance the adaptive interaction among multi-temporal features; an independent TrendEncoder branch was introduced to improve the representation of explicit phenological trend features; and local structure enhancement and decoder refinement strategies were incorporated to improve recovery performance in complex field regions. A county-level spatially separated dataset covering nine counties in the Guanzhong Plain was established, in which the training, validation, and test sets were derived from six, one, and two counties, respectively. The proposed method was compared with mainstream semantic segmentation models, including PSPNet, FCN, and SegFormer. The results showed that ST-EdgeNet with phenological trend features achieved the best recognition performance in spatially independent test areas, with overall accuracy ( OA), F1-score, and mean intersection over union (mIoU) reaching 98.53%, 97.60%, and 96.61%, respectively. Its mIoU was 10.25 percentage points higher than that of the best comparative model, SegFormer. After phenological trend features were introduced, the mIoU of ST-EdgeNet was increased from 95.32% to 96.61%, while the segmentation error rate was reduced by 27.6%. These results indicated that the synergistic design of phenological trend features and a temporal-aware network was effective in improving the accuracy of winter wheat planting area extraction, providing methodological support for high-precision remote sensing mapping and intelligent surveying of winter wheat planting areas.