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Jianlei Qiao, Yonglu Lv, Yucai Feng, Chang Liu, Yi Zhang, Jinying Li, Shuang Liu and Xiaohui Weng
At present, the electronic nose has became a new technology for the rapid detection of pesticides. However, the technique may misidentify them for samples that have not been involved in training. Therefore, a hybrid model based on unsupervised and superv...
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Ying Wang, Lina Li, Xun Zhang and Mingshan Ji
Excessive pesticide application in greenhouses leads to elevated levels of pesticide residues, especially in cold seasons, thereby posing a potential dietary exposure risk to the residents? health. This study aimed to investigate 65 pesticides in 469 lea...
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Yaoqiang Pan, Xvlin Xiao, Kewei Hu, Hanwen Kang, Yangwen Jin, Yan Chen and Xiangjun Zou
In an unmanned orchard, various tasks such as seeding, irrigation, health monitoring, and harvesting of crops are carried out by unmanned vehicles. These vehicles need to be able to distinguish which objects are fruit trees and which are not, rather than...
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Abdelkrim Lachgar, David J. Mulla and Viacheslav Adamchuk
One of the challenges in site-specific phosphorus (P) management is the substantial spatial variability in plant available P across fields. To overcome this barrier, emerging sensing, data fusion, and spatial predictive modeling approaches are needed to ...
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Yi Yang, Guankang Zhang, Shutao Ma, Zaihua Wang, Houcheng Liu and Song Gu
The accurate detection and counting of flowers ensure the grading quality of the ornamental plants. In automated potted flower grading scenarios, low detection precision, occlusions and overlaps impact counting accuracy. This study proposed a counting me...
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