Tag Archives: Multispectral sensors

Triangular Greenness Index (TGI)

Triangular Greenness Index (TGI) is calcultated from the area of a triangle that is defined by 3 points for the reflectance pf wavelength (480nm, R480, 550nm, R550 and 670nm, R670, R= Reflectance of wavelength). The formula for TGI is: TGI = -0.5[190(R670 – R550) – 120(R670 – R480)] Article: U.S. Department of Agriculture: Agricultural ResearchService,

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Workflow – planning to analysis (Work in Progress)

Introduction Precision agriculture workflows involve operation of aerial drones, sensors/cameras, and software applications. The goal is to gain valuable insights into your crops. In recent times, the number of growers using drones to collect crop and field data has increased significantly. Agriculture-specific applications have been developed to meet this demand. Users can plan autonomous flight

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Sensors

Agriculturalists are moving towards applying more advanced technology in order to maximize crop production and workflow efficiency. Some technological advances that have been made are the development in artificial intelligence (AI), electronic devices, and sensors. These technologies are often applied to data collection such as crop count, plant disease assessment, drought monitoring, and soil analysis.

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SenseFly eBee X

It is a lightweight fixed wing drone. It provides accurate results (down to 1.5 cm/.06 in) using the built-in, on-demand RTK/PPK. As with other drones using RTK and PPK, it is not necessary to set ground control points (GCP) to achieve the desired precision in the mapping survey. It is compatible with several cameras that

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NDRE (Normalized Difference Red Edge) Index

The NDRE (Normalized Difference Red Edge Index) is used to measure the light waves (approximately the 715 nm range of the spectrum) that are collected from multispectral image sensors. The images are processed and analyzed to determine how healthy the target crop and field is. It is very similar to the NDVI vegetation index it

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NDVI Map

NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) is a graphical display that represents the results from images that were captured with a multispectral sensor during a remote unmanned vehicle survey mission and analyzed for the presence of live green plant life. Thus, NDVI information will bear out a measure for crop health. Learn More (Last Edit: 18

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SlantRange 3P Multipsectral Sensor

The 3P Sensor collects images needed to create NDVI crop mapping reports. It can calibrate the ambient light in order to distinguish between haze and clouds as well as gauge the time of day and the season. The features for the 3P sensor include: The Price is  (w/ DJI SkyPort) $5,250.00 – As of 21

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