International audienceThis preliminary study was designed to test an image approach (RGB images) to estimate crop and weed aerial biomass (BM) and predict their growths. From an image processing, based on crop/weed discrimination, a calibration was done between photographed leaf area (PLA) and BM deduced from a standard (destructive) approach. Then, a plant growth model component (AZODYN) was used with PLA as input, considering wheat and weeds separately. For wheat, the results confirm that to initialize the model, the image approach may replace the standard one with no impact on the values of predicted BM whereas weed results are more mixed
Two field experiments were carried out in winter wheat to determine the optimal intensity and timing...
Efficient utilization of agricultural resources requires a better understanding of crop growth and d...
Non-destructive monitoring of crop development is of key interest for agronomy and crop breeding. Cr...
International audienceThis preliminary study was designed to test an image approach (RGB images) to ...
Prod 2019-4c pole BAP Pole EA SPE GESTAD GEAPSI AGROSUPThis preliminary study was designed to test a...
International audienceWeed control is essential for crop quality and yield. Usually, the main factor...
International audienceTo evaluate the impact of weeds on crops, precise identification and early pre...
International audienceIn precision agriculture, the development of proximal imaging systems embedded...
International audienceThis study combines proximal sensing technology based on a mobile visible imag...
Weeds are the major limitation to efficient crop production, and effective weed management is necess...
Weeds are the major limitation to efficient crop production, and effective weed management is necess...
International audienceThe early stages of growth for two winter wheat cultivars, Apache and Rubisko,...
AGROSUPSPEEAGESTADIn the present agroecological context, the reduction of herbicide uses becomes a s...
The early stages of growth for two winter wheat cultivars, Apache and Rubisko, were studied in field...
With the establishment of advanced technology facilities for high throughput plant phenotyping, the ...
Two field experiments were carried out in winter wheat to determine the optimal intensity and timing...
Efficient utilization of agricultural resources requires a better understanding of crop growth and d...
Non-destructive monitoring of crop development is of key interest for agronomy and crop breeding. Cr...
International audienceThis preliminary study was designed to test an image approach (RGB images) to ...
Prod 2019-4c pole BAP Pole EA SPE GESTAD GEAPSI AGROSUPThis preliminary study was designed to test a...
International audienceWeed control is essential for crop quality and yield. Usually, the main factor...
International audienceTo evaluate the impact of weeds on crops, precise identification and early pre...
International audienceIn precision agriculture, the development of proximal imaging systems embedded...
International audienceThis study combines proximal sensing technology based on a mobile visible imag...
Weeds are the major limitation to efficient crop production, and effective weed management is necess...
Weeds are the major limitation to efficient crop production, and effective weed management is necess...
International audienceThe early stages of growth for two winter wheat cultivars, Apache and Rubisko,...
AGROSUPSPEEAGESTADIn the present agroecological context, the reduction of herbicide uses becomes a s...
The early stages of growth for two winter wheat cultivars, Apache and Rubisko, were studied in field...
With the establishment of advanced technology facilities for high throughput plant phenotyping, the ...
Two field experiments were carried out in winter wheat to determine the optimal intensity and timing...
Efficient utilization of agricultural resources requires a better understanding of crop growth and d...
Non-destructive monitoring of crop development is of key interest for agronomy and crop breeding. Cr...