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Prestholt, A
Hernandez, C
Ciampitti , I
Kyveryga, P
Hernandez, C
Kyveryga, P
Correndo, A
Prestholt, A
Ciampitti, I
van Versendaal, E
Hernandez, C
Kyveryga, P
Ciampitti, I
Magalhaes Cisdeli, P
Nocera Santiago, G.N
Ciampitti, I
Hernandez, C
Lucero, M.F
Zajdband, A
Hernandez, C
Ciampitti, I
CARCEDO, A
Hernandez, C
Correndo, A
Lacasa, J
Magalhaes Cisdeli, P
Nocera Santiago, G.N
Ciampitti, I
Cano, P.B
CARCEDO, A
Gomez, F
Hernandez, C
Gimenez, V
Ciampitti, I
Topics
Proximal and Remote Sensing of Soil and Crop (including Phenotyping)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Agriculture
Weather and Models for Precision Agriculture
Data Analytics for Production Ag
Geospatial Data
Decision Support Systems
Country Representative Report
Type
Oral
Poster
Year
2022
2024
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1. Analytical and Technological Advancements for Soybean Quality Mapping and Economic Differentiation

In the past, measuring soybean protein and oil content required the collection of soybean seed samples and laboratory analyses. Modern on-the-go near-infrared (NIR) sensing technologies during the harvest and proximal remote sensing (aerial and satellite imagery) before harvest time can be used to provide an early estimate of seed quality levels, benchmark in-season predictions with at-harvest final seed quality and enable seed differentiation for farmers leading to better marketing strategies. Recent... A. Prestholt, C. Hernandez, I. Ciampitti , P. Kyveryga

2. Spatial Predictive Modeling to Quantify Soybean Seed Quality Using Remote Sensing and Machine Learning

In recent years, the advancement of artificial intelligence technologies combined with satellite technology is revolutionized agriculture through the development of algorithms that help producers become more sustainable. This could improve the conditions of farmers not only by maximizing their production and minimizing environmental impact but also due to better economic benefits by allowing them to access high-value-added markets. Furthermore, the use of predictive tools that could improve the... C. Hernandez, P. Kyveryga, A. Correndo, A. Prestholt, I. Ciampitti

3. Spatio-temporal Variability of Intra-field Productivity Using Remote Sensing

Understanding the spatiotemporal variability in intra-farm productivity is crucial for management in making agronomic decisions. Furthermore, these decision-making processes can be enhanced using spatial data science and remote sensing. This study aims to develop a framework to asses the spatio-temporal variability of intra-farm productivity through historical satellite data and climate data. Historical satellite data and rainfall information from diverse fields across the United States (2016-2022)... E. Van versendaal, C. Hernandez, P. Kyveryga, I. Ciampitti

4. A Digital Interactive Decision Dashboard to Analyze, Store and Share Year-to-year Crop Genotype Yield

The lag time between data collection and sharing is a critical bottleneck in order to make impactful decision at farmer field-scale. Following this line, there is a need for developing a digital interactive decision dashboard for sharing results of crop trials, in parallel to establish a database for storing data. These crop trials, invaluable for farmers seeking to determine the optimal genotype for their crops, are at risk of becoming obsolete due to the current format and the lack of more near... P. Magalhaes cisdeli, G.N. Nocera santiago, I. Ciampitti, C. Hernandez

5. Using Remote Sensing to Quantify Biomass in Alfalfa

Satellite images are a useful decision support tool to optimize management practices at on-farm scale. Based on this, the development of predictive tools to estimate pasture biomass can be a promising framework to determine the best cutting time, maximizing biomass without compromising yield parameters. Therefore, the main objective of this study was to develop a regression model that allows estimating a value of biomass to give as a recommendation to farmers. To collaborate in their decision... M.F. Lucero, A. Zajdband, C. Hernandez, I. Ciampitti, A. Carcedo

6. From Scientific Literature to the End User: Democratizing Access to Data Products Through Interactive Applications

In recent years, the sustained advance in the creation of powerful programming libraries is allowing not only the creation of complex models with predictive capabilities but also revolutionizing visualization processes and the deployment of interactive applications. Some of these tools, such as Streamlit or Shiny frameworks in languages such as Python or R, allow us to create from simple applications with friendly interfaces to complex tools. These interactive digital decision dashboards allow... C. Hernandez, A. Correndo, J. Lacasa, P. Magalhaes cisdeli, G.N. Nocera santiago, I. Ciampitti

7. Trends in Agricultural Technology Advancements: Insights from US Patent Analysis

Meeting the demand for food, fiber, and fuel production while addressing environmental concerns and enhancing societal benefits underscores the need to transition to conservation approaches and sustainable intensification pathways in current agricultural cropping systems. Technological advances in agriculture offer promising opportunities to facilitate this transition. Following this rationale, this study aims to analyze prevailing trends in agricultural technology advancements. Active patents... P.B. Cano, A. Carcedo, F. Gomez, C. Hernandez, V. Gimenez, I. Ciampitti