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Sawsen, A
Adeboye, M.K
Lin, S
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Biswas, A
Fu, Y
Taneja, P
Lin, S
Daggupati, P
Vasava, H
Lawal, B
Adeboye, M.K
Tsado, P.A
Boughattas, N
Marwa, K
Mohamed, Z
Sawsen, A
Soumaya, A
Hafedh, H
Imen, H
Youssef, T
Topics
Proximal and Remote Sensing
Precision Agriculture for Small Holders
Precision Nutrient Management
Type
Oral
Year
2020
2024
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1. Estimating soil organic carbon from cell phone images

Soil organic matter (SOM) is considered as the backbone of soil health and soil quality. Thus, its’ estimation is critical to support the development of management decision including precision agriculture. To overcome challenges of laborious, rather expensive and time-consuming laboratory measurements, recent advances in image acquisition systems provided a new dimension of image-based SOM prediction. However, challenges remain in using soil images taken directly in the field due to variable... A. Biswas, Y. Fu, P. Taneja, S. Lin, P. Daggupati, H. Vasava

2. Spatial variability and mapping of selected soil quality indicators for precision farming at a smallholding level in Minna, Nigeria

Smallholding farmers in Nigeria still practice blanket application of fertilizers, without giving consideration to spatial variations in soil properties across their fields. Understanding of spatial variability in soil properties is essential for precision farming, especially in this era of resource scarcity and high cost of fertilizers. This study was carried out to assess and map the spatial variability in selected soil quality indicators in a smallholder farm in Minna, North-central Nigeria,... B. Lawal, M.K. Adeboye, P.A. Tsado

3. Optimizing Durum Wheat Nitrogen Nutrition Index (NNI) Prediction Through Sentinel-2 Vegetation Index Integration

Nitrogen is crucial for durum wheat growth and productivity, but excess or insufficient levels can harm both the environment and farmers' finances. Remote sensing offers rapid, cost-effective, and nondestructive ways to assess crop nutrition, with vegetation indices (VIs) indicating plant health. This study aims to enhance the accuracy of durum wheat nitrogen status prediction by investigating modified formulations of Nitrogen Nutrition Index (NNI) coupled with various vegetation indices (VIs),... N. Boughattas, K. Marwa, Z. Mohamed, A. Sawsen, A. Soumaya, H. Hafedh, H. Imen, T. Youssef