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1. Orchard Yield Assessment in North-East of Morocco using Satellite ImageryAgricultural sector represents one of the pillars of the Moroccan economy. The Green Morocco Plan (GMP) established in 2008 present the main engine of development of this sector and for local economy. One of the objectives of Pillar I and Pillar II of GMP was to maximize production with less use of water resources. As an effect of climate change, Morocco is experiencing a strong variability in spatial and temporal variability of precipitation with a detrimental effect on yield and quality of crop... K. Aberkani, A. Matese, S. Samri, M. Said, S. Di gennaro, P. Toscano |
2. LiDAR-based soybean crop segmentation for autonomous navigationThe technological advances in the last few decades have greatly changed agricultural operations. In order to became safer, more profitable, efficient, and sustainable, modern farms have adopted the use of sophisticated technologies, such as robots, sensors, aerial images, and GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System). These technologies not only increase the crop productivity, but also reduce the wide use of water, fertilisers, and pesticides. Due to this, they reduce costs and negative environmental... V.A. Higuti, A.E. Velasquez, M.V. Gasparino, D.V. Magalhães, M. Becker, D.M. Milori, R.V. Aroca |
3. Smart Agriculture As a Tool to Face Climate Change Negative Impacts on Egyptian AgricultureIt is well known and frequently reported that the developing countries are not responsible on most of the greenhouse gas emissions, while the industrial countries are. In the meanwhile, climate change impact is reported to be more severe on the south latitudes than on the north. The impact of climate change on agriculture south of Mediterranean are: Increase in temperature that affect plant growth and planting dates of crops Increased temperature will increase... A. Abouhadid |
4. Implementing Field-Based High Throughput Plant Phenotyping: The Open Source Way... Y. Kassim |