Reducing environmental damage through the use of unmanned aerial vehicles as the best available technology

Fedulova, E.A.; Akulov, Anatoly; Rada, Artеm; Alаbinа, Tatiana; Savina, Ju Ju

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/115/1/012012

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“…Despite the fact that the region belongs to industrial milk production, it is among the top ten in the country, in particular, it is on the 9th place in terms of average daily milk production, and in terms of average daily milk yield per feed cow, it occupies the 9th place. There is also an annual increase in the productivity of cows, so relative to the indicators of the past year, the average annual milk yield per feed cow was 5551 kg of milk, which is 387 kg of milk more than in the past [13].…”

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The Importance of Digitalization in the Innovative Development of the Dairy Subcomplex of the Ural Region

Петрова¹,

Барашкин²,

Milshtein³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the XV International Conference "Russian Regions in the Focus of Changes" (ICRRFC 2020)

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Currently, the dairy farming industry of the Ural region is undergoing significant changes associated with increasing the intensification of the industry, the creation of large modern livestock complexes, in particular robotic farms, as a result of which, the dairy farming industry occupies a leading position in the introduction of high-tech and automated processes. Despite the fact that the Ural region is rightfully an industrial region, there are more than 6,000 dairy farms on its territory, which contain more than 1.5 million heads of cattle with an average annual productivity of more than 7,000 kg of milk per feed cow. State quotas for dairy raw materials are increasing every year, creating positive prerequisites for the development of sub-sectors of milk production and processing.The high level of enterprises of the milk processing industry in the Ural region is ensured by the introduction of digitalization in the dairy cattle industry, as well as selection work on breeding highly productive animals. There is a tendency to increase the requirements for the safety and quality of the products obtained, and therefore, the problems of improving technological processes for food enterprises are becoming more and more relevant. The modern way to solve this problem is the introduction of comprehensive quality management based on digitalization in the innovative development of dairy farming. The goal is to study the effectiveness of digitalization of dairy farming in the Ural region. The methods of statistical and analytical analysis, expert assessments were used. The activation of innovative processes together with digitalization in livestock farming is shown, which is a real tool for achieving sustainable development of agribusiness in dairy farming

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The Importance of Digitalization in the Innovative Development of the Dairy Subcomplex of the Ural Region

Петрова¹,

Барашкин²,

Milshtein³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the XV International Conference "Russian Regions in the Focus of Changes" (ICRRFC 2020)

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“…In order to increase the efficiency of agricultural production the farmers of the Samara region began to use unmanned aerial vehicles. They provide farmers with the opportunity to perform a wide range of work: from the simplest aerial photography and scanning of the terrain and creating a 3D model of the landscape of an architectural or industrial facility to spot spraying of chemical and biological plant protection products and monitoring their states [16,18]. Having studied the information obtained in this way, agriculturers can decide on further actions.…”

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Production of strategic types of field crops in the Samara region in the context of economy digitalization

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The digitalization of agriculture is connected with the increase in the efficiency and sustainability of its functioning. The paper studies the dynamics of indicators of the development of agricultural production in the Samara region. First of all, agriculture of the region is represented by crop production, the share of which in the total volume for a number of years has been over 60%. The basis of the regional crop production is the production of high quality food grains. Cereals are one of the most demanded items in the export of agricultural products. For the period from 2009 to 2020 the gross harvest of grain crops increased 1.6 times. The Samara region is one of the ten regions of the Russian Federation in terms of sunflower production. The gross harvest of sunflower, which serves as a raw material for the main export position of the region namely sunflower oil, has increased fivefold over the period. Digital technologies, the need to use which is determined by general trends in the development of the world economy, create new opportunities to increase the competitiveness of products and further develop the export potential not only of a particular region, but also of the country as a whole.

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Environmental Monitoring and Conservation Using Drones

Raj,

Manimala,

Rani

et al. 2024

Drone Applications for Industry 5.0

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Environmental monitoring and conservation are critical to safeguarding our planet's fragile ecosystems and natural resources. In recent years, the integration of drone technology has revolutionized these efforts, providing an efficient and versatile means of data collection and analysis. This chapter delves into the multifaceted landscape of environmental monitoring and conservation using drones, offering a comprehensive exploration of the technology's applications, benefits, challenges, and prospects. Their deployment has led to groundbreaking advancements in various domains, including wildlife preservation, forest management, air and water quality assessment, and disaster response. The present chapter addresses these challenges and offers insights into potential solutions. It also delves into the intricacies of drone technologies, from sensor payloads to data analysis techniques, highlighting their pivotal role in achieving meaningful environmental insights.

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Reducing environmental damage through the use of unmanned aerial vehicles as the best available technology

Cited by 3 publications

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The Importance of Digitalization in the Innovative Development of the Dairy Subcomplex of the Ural Region

The Importance of Digitalization in the Innovative Development of the Dairy Subcomplex of the Ural Region

Production of strategic types of field crops in the Samara region in the context of economy digitalization

Environmental Monitoring and Conservation Using Drones

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