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Shi, Y
Murdoch, A
Kocks, C
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Shi, Y
Wang, N
Wang, N
Shi, Y
Taylor, R.K
Kempenaar, C
van Evert, F
Been, T
Kocks, C
Westerdijk, K
Nysten, S
Karampoiki, M
Todman, L
Mahmood, S
Murdoch, A
Paraforos, D
Hammond, J
Ranieri, E
Topics
Sensor Application in Managing In-season Crop Variability
Sensor Application in Managing In-season Crop Variability
Decision Support Systems in Precision Agriculture
Big Data, Data Mining and Deep Learning
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Oral
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1. Performance Evaluation Of Off-shelf Range Sensors For In-field Crop Height Measurement

Abstract: In-season plant height is a good predictor of yield potential, which needs to be measured with techniques of high spatial resolution and accuracy. In this study, systematic performance evaluations were conducted on three types of commercial range sensors, an ultrasonic sensor, a laser range finder and a range camera on plant height measurement, under laboratory and field conditions. Results showed that the average errors between the measured heights... N. Wang, Y. Shi, R.K. Taylor

2. In-Field Corn Stalk Location Using Rapid Line-Scan Technique

... Y. Shi, N. Wang

3. Towards Data-intensive, More Sustainable Farming: Advances in Predicting Crop Growth and Use of Variable Rate Technology in Arable Crops in the Netherlands

Precision farming (PF) will contribute to more sustainable agriculture and the global challenge of producing ‘More with less’. It is based on the farm management concept of observing, measuring and responding to inter- and intra-field variability in crops. Computers enabled the use of Farm Management Information Systems (FMIS) and farm and field specific Decision Support Systems (DSS) since mid-1980s. GIS and GNSS allowed since ca. 2000 geo-referencing of data and controlled traffic... C. Kempenaar, F. Van evert, T. Been, C. Kocks, K. Westerdijk, S. Nysten

4. A Bayesian Network Approach to Wheat Yield Prediction Using Topographic, Soil and Historical Data

Bayesian Network (BN) is the most popular approach for modeling in the agricultural domain. Many successful applications have been reported for crop yield prediction, weed infestation, and crop diseases. BN uses probabilistic relationships between variables of interest and in combination with statistical techniques the data modeling has many advantages. The main advantages are that the relationships between variables can be learned using the model as well as the potential to deal with missing... M. Karampoiki, L. Todman, S. Mahmood, A. Murdoch, D. Paraforos, J. Hammond, E. Ranieri