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Häftad, Engelska, 2025
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Agricultural Insights from Space offers a comprehensive exploration of how geospatial technology and machine learning are transforming modern agriculture. From satellite data acquisition and soil mapping to crop classification, yield prediction, and irrigation optimization, this volume presents cutting-edge methods for advancing precision and sustainable farming.Key chapters highlight the integration of spatial data with AI to monitor crop health, track pest and disease outbreaks, manage livestock, and map agroforestry systems. The use of climate data and deep learning models illustrates how these innovations strengthen resilience and support informed decision-making in the face of environmental challenges.Through detailed methodologies and real-world case studies, including applications of Lagrange polynomials, deep learning ensembles, and synthetic data generation, the book showcases practical solutions that bridge research and implementation.Whether applied in academic research, fieldwork, or technology development, Agricultural Insights from Space offers a multidisciplinary foundation for tackling complex agricultural challenges. It empowers readers to harness emerging technologies not just to improve efficiency, but to reshape agricultural systems for long-term sustainability and impact.Critically examines real-world constraints and considerations in deploying AI-driven agricultural technologies, helping readers anticipate implementation challenges and develop more resilient, context-aware solutions.Delivers a nuanced analysis of both opportunities and trade-offs, enabling readers to make informed decisions about adopting geospatial and AI tools in diverse agricultural settings.Considers ethical, social, and environmental dimensions of geo-AI development, equipping readers to design and advocate for responsible innovations that promote equity and long-term sustainability in food systems.
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Engelska, 20252 233 kr
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Agricultural Insights from Space offers a comprehensive exploration of how geospatial technology and machine learning are transforming modern agriculture. From satellite data acquisition and soil mapping to crop classification, yield prediction, and irrigation optimization, this volume presents cutting-edge methods for advancing precision and sustainable farming.Key chapters highlight the integration of spatial data with AI to monitor crop health, track pest and disease outbreaks, manage livestock, and map agroforestry systems. The use of climate data and deep learning models illustrates how these innovations strengthen resilience and support informed decision-making in the face of environmental challenges.Through detailed methodologies and real-world case studies, including applications of Lagrange polynomials, deep learning ensembles, and synthetic data generation, the book showcases practical solutions that bridge research and implementation.Whether applied in academic research, fieldwork, or technology development, Agricultural Insights from Space offers a multidisciplinary foundation for tackling complex agricultural challenges. It empowers readers to harness emerging technologies not just to improve efficiency, but to reshape agricultural systems for long-term sustainability and impact. - Critically examines real-world constraints and considerations in deploying AI-driven agricultural technologies, helping readers anticipate implementation challenges and develop more resilient, context-aware solutions. - Delivers a nuanced analysis of both opportunities and trade-offs, enabling readers to make informed decisions about adopting geospatial and AI tools in diverse agricultural settings. - Considers ethical, social, and environmental dimensions of geo-AI development, equipping readers to design and advocate for responsible innovations that promote equity and long-term sustainability in food systems.