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PATIL, V.C

GOWDA, H.H

REDDY, K.A

SHANWAD, U.K

Prince Czarnecki, J.M

Reynolds, D.B

Moorhead, R.J

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Remote Sensing Applications in Precision Agriculture

Unmanned Aerial Systems

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2012

2016

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1. Soil Resource Appraisal towards Land use Planning Using Satellite Remote Sensing and GIS – A Case Study in Medak Nala Watershed in Northern Karnataka, India In precision farming, knowledge of spatial variability in soil properties is important. The soil map shows soil series and phases like stoniness, gravelliness, salinity, sodicity,... V.C. Patil, H.H. Gowda, K.A. Reddy, U.K. Shanwad Download paper
2. Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to Inform Herbicide Drift Analysis A primary advantage of unmanned aerial vehicle-based imaging systems is responsiveness. Herbicide drift events require prompt attention from a flexible collection system, making unmanned aerial vehicles a good option for drift analysis. In April 2015, a drift event was documented on a Mississippi farm. A combination of corn and rice fields exhibited symptomology consist with non-target injury from a tank mix of glyphosate and clethodim. An interesting observation was the... J.M. Prince czarnecki, D.B. Reynolds, R.J. Moorhead Download paper

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1. Soil Resource Appraisal towards Land use Planning Using Satellite Remote Sensing and GIS – A Case Study in Medak Nala Watershed in Northern Karnataka, India

In precision farming, knowledge of spatial variability in soil properties is important. The soil map shows soil series and phases like stoniness, gravelliness, salinity, sodicity,... V.C. Patil, H.H. Gowda, K.A. Reddy, U.K. Shanwad

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2. Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to Inform Herbicide Drift Analysis

A primary advantage of unmanned aerial vehicle-based imaging systems is responsiveness. Herbicide drift events require prompt attention from a flexible collection system, making unmanned aerial vehicles a good option for drift analysis. In April 2015, a drift event was documented on a Mississippi farm. A combination of corn and rice fields exhibited symptomology consist with non-target injury from a tank mix of glyphosate and clethodim. An interesting observation was the... J.M. Prince czarnecki, D.B. Reynolds, R.J. Moorhead

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