Assessing sampling strategies and soil sensors performance in the detection of field scale variability of plant-available nitrogen

Wallor, Evelyn; Bourouah, Mohamed; Kersebaum, Kurt Christian; Gebbers, Robin

doi:10.3920/978-90-8686-888-9_71

Precision Agriculture ’19 2019

DOI: 10.3920/978-90-8686-888-9_71

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Assessing sampling strategies and soil sensors performance in the detection of field scale variability of plant-available nitrogen

Evelyn Wallor

Mohamed Bourouah

Kurt Christian Kersebaum

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Smart-Field of the Farm, First Relevant Link of Transparent Path of Grapes in the Farm to Fork Value Chain: A Review

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Data-based farming facilitates the zonal management (Smart-FIELD) in the smart farm (SF) vineyards. The classic SCADA for data acquisition and processing system, used especially in rapid industrial processes, can also be adapted for the slow processes (during a vegetation period) of horticultural crops (including the vineyards). The Smart-SCADA core software activities will develop through AI modules the CPS technique for integrating IoT devices with operational applicability in vineyards SF. The Web Smart-SCADA core interconnection with the European platforms in use (UTOPIA, ATLAS, DEMETER, PANTHEON, SmartAgriHubs, …) will add value in the transparency of the traceability of the F2F value chain of grapes.

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Smart-Field of the Farm, First Relevant Link of Transparent Path of Grapes in the Farm to Fork Value Chain: A Review

Vîlcu¹,

Vanlanduit²,

Kara³

et al. 2023

Sustainable Regional Planning

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Assessing sampling strategies and soil sensors performance in the detection of field scale variability of plant-available nitrogen

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Smart-Field of the Farm, First Relevant Link of Transparent Path of Grapes in the Farm to Fork Value Chain: A Review

Smart-Field of the Farm, First Relevant Link of Transparent Path of Grapes in the Farm to Fork Value Chain: A Review

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