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1. Estimation of Vegetative Biomass Using On-the-Go Mobile SensorsNon-destructive methods for estimation of vegetative biomass have been developed using several remote sensing strategies as well as physical measurement techniques. An effective method for estimating biomass must be at least as accurate as the accepted standard for destructive removal measurement techniques such as a forage harvester or quad harvest strategies. In large part vegetative biomass is considered a function of canopy or plant height. Subsequently, a method or... J. Pittman |
2. Development of Ai-based Energy Management Strategy in Seawater Desalination Plant Based on Physical ModelingGlobal water scarcity is becoming increasingly severe, and seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) has become a major technology for freshwater production due to its high efficiency. However, membrane fouling during long-term operation increases transmembrane pressure, reduces flux, and raises energy demand, ultimately lowering efficiency and shortening membrane lifetime. Traditional control and prediction methods struggle with the nonlinear and dynamic nature of these processes. To address this, we propose... W. Sean |
3. Development of a Smart Low-Carbon Greenhouse Integrated Plasma- Activated Water and Second-Life EV BatteriesGlobal warming and the excessive use of nitrogen fertilizers pose significant challenges to sustainable agriculture. This study presents a smart low-carbon greenhouse system powered by a solar photovoltaic microgrid, integrated with second-life electric vehicle batteries and a real-time energy management system. Plasma-activated water (PAW) technology is employed to reduce dependence on chemical nitrogen fertilizers while enhancing crop productivity and reducing nitrous oxide emissions. The system... W. Sean |