Jones et al., 2020 - Google Patents
The impact of pan-sharpening and spectral resolution on vineyard segmentation through machine learningJones et al., 2020
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- Jones E
- Wong S
- Milton A
- Sclauzero J
- Whittenbury H
- McDonnell M
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- Remote Sensing
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Precision viticulture benefits from the accurate detection of vineyard vegetation from remote sensing, without a priori knowledge of vine locations. Vineyard detection enables efficient, and potentially automated, derivation of spatial measures such as length and area of crop …
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