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Use of hyperspectral remote sensing data for crop stress detection: ground-based studies

Ray et al., 2010

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8441236172870150081
Author
Ray S
Singh J
Panigrahy S
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International Archives of Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Science

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One of the major applications of hyperspectral data in agriculture is crop stress detection. It is essential to find the most optimum narrowbands and hyperspectral indices to discriminate between different levels of stresses. In this study, we have considered the nutrient stress …
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