Integration of Remote Sensing and Machine Learning for Precision Agriculture: A Comprehensive Perspective on Applications
Jun Wang,
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Yanlong Wang,
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Guang Li
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Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 1975 - 1975
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Due
to
current
global
population
growth,
resource
shortages,
and
climate
change,
traditional
agricultural
models
face
major
challenges.
Precision
agriculture
(PA),
as
a
way
realize
the
accurate
management
decision
support
of
production
processes
using
modern
information
technology,
is
becoming
an
effective
method
solving
these
In
particular,
combination
remote
sensing
technology
machine
learning
algorithms
brings
new
possibilities
for
PA.
However,
there
are
relatively
few
comprehensive
systematic
reviews
on
integrated
application
two
technologies.
For
this
reason,
study
conducts
literature
search
Web
Science,
Scopus,
Google
Scholar,
PubMed
databases
analyzes
in
PA
over
last
10
years.
The
found
that:
(1)
because
their
varied
characteristics,
different
types
data
exhibit
significant
differences
meeting
needs
PA,
which
hyperspectral
most
widely
used
method,
accounting
more
than
30%
results.
UAV
offers
greatest
potential,
about
24%
data,
showing
upward
trend.
(2)
Machine
displays
obvious
advantages
promoting
development
vector
algorithm
20%,
followed
by
random
forest
algorithm,
18%
methods
used.
addition,
also
discusses
main
challenges
faced
currently,
such
difficult
problems
regarding
acquisition
processing
high-quality
model
interpretation,
generalization
ability,
considers
future
trends,
intelligence
automation,
strengthening
international
cooperation
sharing,
sustainable
transformation
achievements.
summary,
can
provide
ideas
references
combined
with
promote
Language: Английский
Generalist Pests Cause High Tree Infestation, but Specialist Pests Cause High Mortality
Forests,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(1), P. 127 - 127
Published: Jan. 11, 2025
Whether
specialist
pests
can
cause
more
damage
to
their
host
plants
than
generalist
is
a
critical
issue
in
both
basic
biology
and
nonnative
species
management.
To
date,
there
no
consensus
on
how
we
define
“specialist
vs.
generalist”
should
assess
forest
or
impacts
(volume
loss
mortality).
Here,
comparatively
investigate
whether
may
US
forests
using
two
frameworks:
(1)
the
“binary
dichotomous
approach”
through
largely
arbitrary
classification
of
pests,
(2)
“specialist-generalist
continuum”.
We
measure
impact
ways,
one
by
total
volume
infested
other
mortality.
In
binary
comparison,
generalists
tree
per
pest
specialists,
but
latter
(mostly
pathogens)
caused
higher
mortality
trees.
The
continuum”
concept
could
reveal
different
pattern
regarding
invasions
when
clear
separation
between
specialists
community
region.
Therefore,
suggest
“continuum”
approach
address
related
questions
future
studies,
thus
offering
new
insights
into
that
have
deeper
implications
for
monitoring
Language: Английский
Mapping the research landscape on forest insects: bibliometric approach from 2010 to 2024
Published: April 8, 2025
Abstract
This
study
presents
a
bibliometric
analysis
of
forest
insect
research
from
2010
to
2024,
utilizing
dataset
12,822
publications
extracted
2319
journals.
The
annual
growth
rate
was
4.43%,
with
an
average
citation
impact
19.39
per
article.
highest
output
recorded
in
2021
(1144
articles),
followed
by
slight
decline
subsequent
years.
Key
contributing
authors
included
Jactel
H
(78
publications,
14.56
fractionalized
score),
JR
(75,
12.70),
and
Liebhold
AM
(58,
13.59).
Institutional
revealed
that
the
USDA
Forest
Service
(385
publications),
Beijing
Forestry
University
(351),
Swedish
Agricultural
Sciences
(341)
were
leading
institutions.
Keyword
co-occurrence
identified
Climate
change
as
most
frequently
occurring
term,
indicating
its
central
role
entomology
research.
Network
strong
collaborative
linkages,
Raffa
KF
emerging
key
influencers.
Geographic
distribution
indicated
China,
United
States,
Germany,
Brazil
significant
contributors,
States
serving
primary
hub
for
international
collaborations.
Thematic
evolution
showed
transition
ecological
taxonomic
studies
(2010–2015)
integration
advanced
methodologies,
including
remote
sensing
machine
learning
pest
management
(2021–2024).
These
findings
provide
insights
into
trends,
knowledge
distribution,
frontiers
studies.
Graphical
Language: Английский
Microbial control of forest insect pests over 60 years (1964–2024): Network analysis and bibliometric mapping
Journal of Natural Pesticide Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. 100132 - 100132
Published: April 29, 2025
Language: Английский
Research progress in surface water quality monitoring based on remote sensing technology
International Journal of Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(7), P. 2337 - 2373
Published: March 21, 2024
Urban
surface
water
is
an
important
freshwater
resource,
and
the
environment
increasingly
being
destroyed.
Dynamic
monitoring
of
great
significance
for
protecting
ecological
environment.
Remote
sensing
technology
provides
technical
support
monitoring,
which
overcomes
drawbacks
traditional
manual
sampling.
It
has
been
widely
applied
in
monitoring.
The
paper
systematically
reviews
research
progress
remote
from
aspects
data,
inversion
models
quality
parameters.
Advantages
disadvantages
(analytical
methods,
empirical
semi-empirical
machine
learning
methods
comprehensive
methods)
are
compared
analysed.
Furthermore,
we
summarize
chlorophyll
a
(Chl-a),
total
suspended
matter
(TSM),
coloured
dissolved
organic
(CDOM),
transparency
non-photosensitive
Although
new
ideas
there
still
some
problems
that
need
to
be
solved,
such
as
signals
affected
by
atmosphere,
poor
portability
models,
low
resolution
satellite
sensors,
susceptibility
external
factors.
Therefore,
future
should
combine
multi-source
conduct
in-depth
on
optical
characteristics
bodies,
optimize
construct
transferable
break
through
temporal
spatial
limitations,
promote
rapid
development
pollution
warning.
Language: Английский
Identification of High-Photosynthetic-Efficiency Wheat Varieties Based on Multi-Source Remote Sensing from UAVs
Weiyi Feng,
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Yubin Lan,
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Hongzhi Zhao
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et al.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(10), P. 2389 - 2389
Published: Oct. 16, 2024
Breeding
high-photosynthetic-efficiency
wheat
varieties
is
a
crucial
link
in
safeguarding
national
food
security.
Traditional
identification
methods
necessitate
laborious
on-site
observation
and
measurement,
consuming
time
effort.
Leveraging
unmanned
aerial
vehicle
(UAV)
remote
sensing
technology
to
forecast
photosynthetic
indices
opens
up
the
potential
for
swiftly
discerning
varieties.
The
objective
of
this
research
develop
multi-stage
predictive
model
encompassing
nine
indicators
at
field
scale
breeding.
These
include
soil
plant
analyzer
development
(SPAD),
leaf
area
index
(LAI),
net
rate
(Pn),
transpiration
(Tr),
intercellular
CO2
concentration
(Ci),
stomatal
conductance
(Gsw),
photochemical
quantum
efficiency
(PhiPS2),
PSII
reaction
center
excitation
energy
capture
(Fv’/Fm’),
quenching
coefficient
(qP).
ultimate
goal
differentiate
through
model-based
predictions.
This
gathered
red,
green,
blue
spectrum
(RGB)
multispectral
(MS)
images
eleven
stages
jointing,
heading,
flowering,
filling.
Vegetation
(VIs)
texture
features
(TFs)
were
extracted
as
input
variables.
Three
machine
learning
regression
models
(Support
Vector
Machine
Regression
(SVR),
Random
Forest
(RF),
BP
Neural
Network
(BPNN))
employed
construct
across
multiple
growth
stages.
Furthermore,
conducted
principal
component
analysis
(PCA)
membership
function
on
predicted
values
optimal
each
indicator,
established
comprehensive
evaluation
high
efficiency,
cluster
screen
test
materials.
categorized
into
three
groups,
with
SH06144
Yannong
188
demonstrating
higher
efficiency.
moderately
efficient
group
comprises
Liangxing
19,
SH05604,
SH06085,
Chaomai
777,
SH05292,
Jimai
22,
Guigu
820,
totaling
seven
Xinmai
916
Jinong
114
fall
category
lower
aligning
closely
results
clustering
based
actual
measurements.
findings
suggest
that
employing
UAV-based
multi-source
identify
feasible.
study
provide
theoretical
basis
winter
phenotypic
monitoring
breeding
using
sensing,
offering
valuable
insights
advancement
smart
practices
Language: Английский
Charting the evolution: bibliometric perspectives on anomaly detection within hyperspectral domains
Published: April 19, 2024
Language: Английский
Sustainable Plant Protection Measures in Regenerative Farming
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Sentinel-2A Image Reflectance Simulation Method for Estimating the Chlorophyll Content of Larch Needles with Pest Damage
Le Yang,
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Xiao‐Jun Huang,
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Debao Zhou
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et al.
Forests,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(11), P. 1901 - 1901
Published: Oct. 28, 2024
With
the
development
of
remote
sensing
technology,
estimation
chlorophyll
content
(CHLC)
vegetation
via
satellite
data
has
become
an
important
means
monitoring
health,
and
high-precision
been
focus
research
in
this
field.
In
study,
we
used
larch
affected
by
Yarl’s
looper
(Erannis
jacobsoni
Djak)
boundary
region
Mongolia
as
object,
simulated
multispectral
reflectance,
downscaled
Sentinel-2A
data,
performed
mixed-pixel
decomposition,
analyzed
potential
for
estimating
calculating
spectral
indices
(SIs)
derivatives
(SDFs)
images,
then
extracted
sensitive
features
model
training
set.
Spectral
to
were
establish
set,
and,
finally,
was
constructed
on
basis
partial
least
squares
algorithm
(PLSR).
The
results
revealed
that
SI
SDF
based
highly
under
influence
pests,
with
SAVI
EVI2
well
D_B2
D_B5
being
most
content.
models
significantly
better
than
without
terms
accuracy,
especially
those
SDF-PLSR.
reflectance
reflected
characteristics
canopy
damaged
larch,
green
light,
red
edge,
near-infrared
bands.
proposed
approach
improves
accuracy
enhances
ability
monitor
changes
complex
forest
conditions
through
simulations,
providing
new
technical
a
theoretical
forestry
pest
health
management.
Language: Английский