Development of Mathematical and Computational Models for Predicting Agricultural Soil–Water Management Properties (ASWMPs) to Optimize Intelligent Irrigation Systems and Enhance Crop Resilience
Agronomy,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(4), С. 942 - 942
Опубликована: Апрель 12, 2025
Soil–water
management
is
fundamental
to
plant
ecophysiology,
directly
affecting
resilience
under
both
anthropogenic
and
natural
stresses.
Understanding
Agricultural
Soil–Water
Management
Properties
(ASWMPs)
therefore
essential
for
optimizing
water
availability,
enhancing
harvest
resilience,
enabling
informed
decision-making
in
intelligent
irrigation
systems,
particularly
the
face
of
climate
variability
soil
degradation.
In
this
regard,
present
research
develops
predictive
models
ASWMPs
based
on
grain
size
distribution
dry
bulk
density
soils,
integrating
traditional
mathematical
approaches
advanced
computational
techniques.
By
examining
900
samples
from
NaneSoil
database,
spanning
diverse
crop
species
(Avena
sativa
L.,
Daucus
carota
Hordeum
vulgare
Medicago
Phaseolus
vulgaris
Sorghum
Pers.,
Triticum
aestivum
Zea
mays
L.),
several
are
proposed
three
key
ASWMPs:
soil-saturated
hydraulic
conductivity,
field
capacity,
permanent
wilting
point.
Mathematical
demonstrate
high
accuracy
(71.7–96.4%)
serve
as
practical
agronomic
tools
but
limited
capturing
complex
soil–plant-water
interactions.
Meanwhile,
a
Deep
Neural
Network
(DNN)-based
model
significantly
enhances
performance
(91.4–99.7%
accuracy)
by
uncovering
nonlinear
relationships
that
govern
moisture
retention
availability.
These
findings
contribute
precision
agriculture
providing
robust
soil–water
management,
ultimately
supporting
against
environmental
challenges
such
drought,
salinization,
compaction.
Язык: Английский
Production of Highway Landslide Susceptibility Map with Machine Learning Techniques: A Local Study from Türkiye, Artvin-Ardanuç Road Line
International Journal of Computational and Experimental Science and Engineering,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
11(2)
Опубликована: Май 14, 2025
Landslide
(landslide)
is
a
natural
event
that
occurs
when
the
upper
layer
of
soil
slips
away
certain
parameters
are
met.
This
in
many
places
world.
In
Turkey,
landslides
observed
especially
Eastern
Black
Sea
Region.
Therefore,
landslide
susceptibility
map
was
tried
to
be
produced
order
investigate
question
how
sensitive
piece
land
can
as
region.
particular,
it
important
determining
highway
line.
our
study,
taxonomy
35
km
road
line
between
Ardanuç
District
Artvin
Province,
65.36
km2
region
area
determined
by
considering
11
elements
such
altitude,
aspect,
moisture
index,
precipitation,
curvature,
curvature
angle,
cover,
lithology,
distance
drainage
networks,
fault
lines,
and
slope.
The
maps
were
divided
into
five
classes
very
high,
medium,
low
low.
predictive
skills
models
examined
supervised
algorithms
machine
learning
linear
regression,
logistic
support
vector
machine,
decision
tree
random
forest
XG
Boost
(extreme
gradient
boosting)
which
would
most
suitable
model.
Язык: Английский