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Jan 13, 2023 · Precision agricultural aviation technology includes the use of various technologies and tools, such as remote sensing, geographic information systems, precision navigation systems, variable spraying systems, and ground verification, to improve the effectiveness of the production.
- Definition
- Remote Sensing Technologies for Precision Agricultural Aviation
- 1. Satellite-Based Remote Sensing Technologies
- 3. UAV-Based Remote Sensing Technologies
- Aerial Spraying Technologies
- 6. Crop Health Assessment
- Future Development Trend of Precision Agricultural Aviation Technology
- 1. Real-Time Image Processing
- 3. Data Fusion Technology
- 4. RTK Positioning Technology
- 5. Multiaircraft Cooperative Technology
- Example of Precision Agriculture Aviation Technology Use Cases
- Summary
Remote sensing (RS) remote sensing refers to the use of sensors to detect the radiation and reflection characteristics of the electromagnetic waves of objects. Airborne remote sensing system – downward-or sideward-looking sensors are mounted on an aircraft to obtain images of the Earths surface. ’ Spatial statistics spatial statistics are metrics –...
Practice has proven that the rapid acquisition and analysis of crop information is the premise and foundation for precision agriculture and the key to achieve precision aerial application of agrochem-icals. Remote sensing technology could also improve the accuracy of pest management through integrating GPS and GIS to obtain pest and disease distrib...
Satellite remote sensing technology has the advantages of managing macro, fast, accurate, dynamic, and large amounts of information. It has been widely used in precision agriculture practice. For example, the United States Depart-ment of Agriculture (USDA) has used satellite remote sensing to predict the yield of corn and soybean; the Indian Space ...
Nowadays, UAV technologies offer a remote sensing platform for low-cost and simple remote sensing operation with a high exibility. It has fl greatly expanded the application range of agricul-tural remote sensing in monitoring crops from small to medium scales. In recent years, the rapid development of compact, lightweight, and durable sensors and d...
Agrochemical aerial spraying, using either manned or unmanned platforms, is the main ser-vice of agricultural aviation today, providing ef- fi cient and effective applications for pest and disease control allowing for rapid response and for variable rate applications making operations easier on terrains dif cult to ground-based sys- fi tems. In add...
Equipped with visual infrared and near-infrared emission equipment, agricultural drones can accurately analyze the amount of green light and near-infrared light reected by crops and draw fl multispectral images to track the changes and health of crops. Farmers can formulate rapid and effective prevention and control plans according to the correspon...
As world population continues to grow, the demand for food will continue to rise, and more capable technologies will be needed to meet this growing demand. Research continues to be conducted to improve existing technologies and create new technologies.
Real-time image processing is needed to bridge the gap between remote sensing and variable-rate aerial application. Data analysis and interpretation are among the most important parts of precision aerial applications. Whether collected from air-borne images, ground-based sensors and instru-mentation systems, human observations, or laboratory sample...
A key step in successful precision application system development is the creation of accurate prescription maps for aerial applications. Creation of these maps can be assisted by multispectral, multitemporal, and even multiresolution data fusion utilizing geographic information system techniques. The data fusion will be based on new methods for the...
The global positioning system (GPS) is one of the most important parts of agricultural aircraft. Inertial navigation provided only by an inertial measurement unit (IMU) is unable to provide accurate hover and route planning. The hover and route planning of agricultural aircraft (or UAVs) is essential for precision aerial spraying operations for ach...
With the extensive implementation of preci-sion agricultural aviation applications, informa-tion detection and pesticide spraying of aircraft have different requirements, and single aircraft has dif culty effectively accomplishing various fi tasks at the same time. To make up for the short-comings of single-aircraft operation, researchers have begu...
Among all weed control methods, chemical con-trols are widely used because of their easy opera-tion and optimal effects. However, some farmers do not consider the spatial distribution of weeds and apply uniformly over a eld, with some fi farmers even increasing the dose or number of applications, for getting better ef cacy. Overuse fi of herbicides...
Precision agricultural aviation technology will result in a more judicious use of pesticides while maintaining efcacious application and protecting fi the environment from adverse impacts as it enables the targeted inputs in speci c elds. Fur- fi fi thermore, it is anticipated that within the next 5 –10 years, more breakthroughs will be made, expan...
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Jun 1, 2019 · Credit: Tactical Robotics. Today crop dusting is known as aerial application in the agricultural industry, and it’s one of the keys to modern productivity. “Ag” pilots flying a range of turbine and piston aircraft and helicopters skim 10 to 15 feet above fields.
This paper reviews and summarizes the state-of-the-art in precision agricultural aviation technology highlighting remote sensing, aerial spraying and ground verification technologies.
- Yubin Lan, Chen Shengde, Bradley K Fritz
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Feb 7, 2020 · The Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in Agriculture course is an advanced course in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources career cluster intended to meet the needs of specific applications of advanced UAS precision technologies specific to the agriculture, food, and natural resources industry.
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Apr 29, 2022 · Abstract. Today, we are using machine tools and a variety of technologies in almost all areas of agriculture. The drone is playing an important role in these techniques. Climate change and environmental pollution are the major global issues of the current era and severely impacting agricultural productivity.
the authors forecast the future of precision agricultural aviation technology with key development directions in precision agricultural aviation technologies, such as real-time image...
