Morlin Carneiro et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Comparison between vegetation indices for detecting spatial and temporal variabilities in soybean crop using canopy sensorsMorlin Carneiro et al., 2020
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- Morlin Carneiro F
- Angeli Furlani C
- Zerbato C
- Candida de Menezes P
- da Silva Gírio L
- Freire de Oliveira M
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- Precision Agriculture
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Crop monitoring through remote sensing techniques enable greater knowledge of average variability in crop growth. Canopy sensors help provide information on the variability of crop through the use of vegetation indices. The objective of this work was to compare the …
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