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1. 3D Map in the Depth Direction of Field for Precision AgricultureBy a change in eating habits with economic development and the global population growth, we have been faced with the need for increased food production again. In order to solve the food problem in the future, the introduction of agriculture organization is progressing in emerging countries as well as developed countries. However, the occurrence of natural disasters and abnormal weather, which is becoming a worldwide problem at present, is further weakening the crops of farm... H. Umeda, S. Shibusawa, Q. Li, K. Usui, M. Kodaira |
2. Using A Potable Spectroradiometer For In-Situ Measurement Of Soil Properties In A Slope Citrus FieldIn precision agriculture, rapid, non-destructive, cost-effective and convenient soil analysis techniques are needed for crop and soil management. However, the spatial variability of soil properties is consider to be high cost and time consuming to characterize using traditional soil analysis method. To achieve cost and time reduction, the potential benefits of in-situ measurement of soil spectra have been recognized. ... S. Shibusawa, H. Umeda, K. Usui, M. Kodaira, Q. Li |
3. Proximal Hyperspectral Sensing in Plant BreedingThe use of remote sensing in plant breeding is challenging due to the large number of small parcels which at least actually cannot be measured with conventional techniques like air- or spaceborne sensors. On the one hand crop monitoring needs to be performed frequently, which demands reliable data availability. On the other hand hyperspectral remote sensing offers new methods for the detection of vegetation parameters in crop production, especially since methods for safe and efficient detection... H. Lilienthal, P. Wilde, E. Schnug |
4. AI Tools in Agri DSS Pipeline - the Case of Irrigated SugarbeetA general pipeline that can be associated to a DSS includes several steps. Data Collectionn includes Acquisition, extraction, and aggregation of data from previously identified and selected sources. Data Cleaning and preparation make data available for exploratory analysis that make them usable. Data Analysis is then applied to extract meaningful information e.g. by statistical and/or simulation models. Data are successively synthesized and visualized to make them clear to the decision-maker to... G.-. Vitali, C. Ferraz |
5. Large-Scale Sugarcane Yield Prediction Across Regions by Integrating Multi-Source Remote Sensing and Machine LearningSugarcane (Saccharum officinarum L.) is one of the most important agro-industrial crops worldwide, playing a key role in sugar, bioethanol, and renewable energy production. Early and accurate yield estimation during the growing season is essential to support agricultural planning, resource management, and decision-making in the sugar-energy industry under increasing climate variability. However, most yield models are calibrated to single locations and struggle to transfer across regions. The primary... R. Fortes Gallego, F. Serra Burriel, M. Cabrera Dengra, C. Ferraz, A. Do Vale Dondo |
6. Development of a Predictive Machine Learning Model for Pasture Biomass Using Satellite Vegetation Indices and Climate Data in Spanish Dehesa SystemsExtensive livestock systems are fundamental to the ecological, economic, and cultural sustainability of Mediterranean agroecosystems such as the Spanish dehesa. These silvopastoral landscapes support biodiversity, prevent land abandonment, and sustain rural livelihoods, but their productivity is highly dependent on pasture availability. Efficient management therefore requires accurate and timely information on pasture biomass, which is strongly influenced by climatic variability, soil properties,... C. Ferraz, A. Tamayo López, A. Do Vale Dondo |
7. Operational Satellite Weed Detection Across 14,000 Sugarcane Fields: Lessons in Temporal Feature DesignWeed infestations in sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum L.) can reduce yields by 20–60% depending on species composition and management timing, yet operational weed management at scale remains an unsolved challenge. Existing studies typically cover tens of fields; scaling to thousands introduces challenges in processing throughput, ground truth scarcity, and feature design. This work describes the development and operational deployment of a satellite-based weed detection system covering... C. Ferraz, R. Fortes, M. Cabrera Dengra, J. Poli, E. Bernardes Júnior, A. Do Vale Dondo |