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Ninomiya, K
Rosenberg, O
Moebius-Clune, D
Batbayar, B
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Shibusawa, S
Ninomiya, K
Kodaira, M
Kodaira, M
Shibusawa, S
Ninomiya, K
Erdenee, B
Batbayar, B
Tateishi, R
Rosenberg, O
Alchanatis, V
Saranga, Y
Bosak, A
Cohen, Y
van Es, H
Sela, S
Marjerison, R
Moebiu-Clune, B
Schindelbeck, R
Moebius-Clune, D
Topics
Proximal Sensing in Precision Agriculture
Spatial Variability in Crop, Soil and Natural Resources
Global Proliferation of Precision Agriculture and its Applications
Remote Sensing Applications in Precision Agriculture
Decision Support Systems in Precision Agriculture
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Poster
Oral
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1. Dozen Parameters Soil Mapping Using The Real-time Soil Sensor

 A Real-time soil sensor (RTSS) can be predicted soil parameters using near-infrared underground soil reflectance sensor in commercial farms. ... M. Kodaira, S. Shibusawa, K. Ninomiya

2. Land Information System Of Precision Farming In Mongolia Using Remote Sensing And Geographical Information System

    Remote sensing (RS) and geographic information system (GIS) technologies have been of great use to planners in planning for efficient use of natural resources at national, sub region and rural levels.   RS can be used for precision farming in a number of ways for providing input supplies and variability management through decision support system.   GIS is the principal technology used to integrate spatial data... B. Erdenee, B. Batbayar, R. Tateishi

3. Nineteen-Soil-Parameter Calibration Models and Mapping for Upland Fields Using the Real-Time Soil Sensor

In precision agriculture, rapid, non-destructive, cost-effective and convenient soil analysis techniques are needed for soil management, crop quality control using fertilizer, manure and compost, and variable-rate input for soil... S. Shibusawa, K. Ninomiya, M. Kodaira

4. Are Thermal Images Adequate For Irrigation Management?

Thermal crop sensing technologies have potential as tools for monitoring and mapping crop water status, improving water use efficiency and precisely managing irrigation. As thermal sensors and imagers became more affordable, various platforms were examined to allow for canopy- and field-scale acquisitions of canopy temperature and to extract maps of water status variability. Various canopy temperature statistics and crop water stress index (CWSI) were used to estimate water status... O. Rosenberg, V. Alchanatis, Y. Saranga, A. Bosak, Y. Cohen

5. Comparing Adapt-N to Static N Recommendation Approaches for US Maize Production

Large temporal and spatial variability in soil N availability leads many farmers across the US to over apply N fertilizers in maize (Zea Mays L.) production environments, often resulting in large environmental N losses.  Static N recommendation tools are typically promoted in the US, but new dynamic model-based tools allow for more precise and adaptive N recommendations that account for specific production environments and conditions. This study compares two static N recommendation tools,... H. Van es, S. Sela, R. Marjerison, B. Moebiu-clune, R. Schindelbeck, D. Moebius-clune