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1. Detection Of Fruit Tree Water Status In Orchards From Remote Sensing Thermal ImageryIn deciduous fruit trees there is a growing need of using water status indicators for scheduling irrigation and adopt regulated deficit irrigation (RDI) strategies taking into account spatial variability of orchards. RDI strategies have been successfully adopted for many fruit trees as a means for reducing water use and because yield and quality at harvest are not sensitive to water stress at some developmental stages. Although water status is generally monitored by measuring tree... P.J. Zarco-tejada, V. Gonzalez-dugo, J. Girona, E. Fereres, J. Bellvert |
2. From Pocket to Pixels: Smartphone-Based Proximal Sensing for Quantitative Monitoring of Peach Canopy DynamicsMonitoring peach canopy dynamics is essential for optimizing irrigation scheduling and promoting sustainable water management in intensively managed orchards. In well-watered systems, conventional irrigation practices often overlook spatial and temporal variability in canopy size and leaf area index (LAI), potentially leading to inefficient water use. Canopy size, as reflected by LAI—the ratio of total leaf area to ground area—serves as a key biophysical indicator linked to crop transpiration... L. Katz, K. Genkin, A. Landau, Y. Ness, O. Crane, R. Golan, N. Rotbart, E. Nevo, O. Shapira, E. Fereres, O. Reichmann, A. Brook |