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Application of Artificial Intelligence in Agriculture: Cultivation, Management and Harvest
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Studies using artificial intelligence and spatial datasets for crop monitoring have become important and attracted interest among scientists worldwide. The rich historical archives and continuing acquisition of Earth observation datasets provide opportunities for crop monitoring at local, regional, and global scales in response to the impacts of climate change. In addition, recent advances and applications of artificial intelligence algorithms make it possible to process a large number of spatiotemporal datasets for crop growth and damage assessment, crop health analysis, crop yield and water requirements, and crop yield forecasting, which is extremely important for agronomists to devise successful strategies for a country to address food security issues.
This Special Issue of Agronomy aims to collect research manuscripts related to applications of artificial intelligence and Earth observation datasets for such crop monitoring purposes at different scales around the globe. The topics include but are not limited to the following aspects:
- Applications of artificial intelligence and Earth observation data (e.g., crop phenology monitoring, crop type mapping, yield forecasting, crop water requirement);
- Multisensor image fusion for improved crop monitoring and management;
- Data assimilation and crop growth models for crop yield modeling and forecasting;
- Spatial modeling of spatial changes in farming practices, and driving forces of consequences of land surface dynamics.
Dr. Nguyenthanh Son
Dr. Chien-Hui Syu
Dr. Cheng-Ru Chen
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- artificial intelligence
- earth observation
- data assimilation
- data fusion
- agricultural systems
- yield forecasting
- crop type mapping
- crop yield and water requirements
- crop health and damage assessment
- spatial change modeling
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