Nitrogen is an essential factor for assessing the quality of sugarcane during the growing
season, as deficiency of this component significantly reduces crop yield. The Kjeldahl …

To overcome spatial, spectral and temporal constraints of different remote sensing products,
data fusion is a good technique to improve the prediction capability of soil prediction models …

The spatial distribution of soil organic matter (SOM) is highly significant to the assessment of
the regional carbon balance, food security and cultivated land quality. Due to climate …

Globally, important nitrogen fertilizer decisions are often made at the early stages of plant
development, when plants are not yet sufficiently indicative of their needs. Optimizing …

Estimating the carbon (C), nitrogen (N), and phosphorus (P) contents of a large-span
grassland transect is essential for evaluating ecosystem functioning and monitoring …

There is a worldwide need for detailed spatial information to support soil mapping, mainly in
the tropics, where main agricultural areas are concentrated. In this line, satellite images are …

In arid environments of the world, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia, floodplain
wetlands are a valuable agricultural resource. However, the water reticulation role by …

Potato growth depends largely on nitrogen (N) availability in the soil. However, the shallow-
root crop coupled with its common cultivation in coarse-textured soils leads to its poor N use …

Recent advances in remote and proximal sensing technologies provide a valuable source of
information for enriching our geo-datasets, which are necessary for soil management and …

Soil nutrients play vital roles in vegetation growth and are a key indicator of land
degradation. Accurate, rapid, and non-destructive measurement of the soil nutrient content is …