Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are an alternative to costly and time-consuming
traditional methods to improve agricultural water management and crop productivity through …

Plant biomass is an important parameter for crop management and yield estimation.
However, since biomass cannot be determined non-destructively, other plant parameters …

Farmers, as well as agronomists, are intrigued by efficient quantification of grassland
biomass at field-scale. Canopy surface height (CSH) based non-destructive grassland …

High-throughput plant phenotyping (HTPP) involves the application of modern information
technologies to evaluate the effects of genetics, environment, and management on the …

Canopy height (CH) is an important trait for crop breeding and production. The rapid
development of 3D sensing technologies shed new light on high-throughput height …

The plant height (PH), stem thickness long axis (STLA), and stem thickness short axis
(STSA) in maize morphological parameters can effectively reflect the growth, lodging …

Non-destructive and accurate estimation of crop biomass is crucial for the quantitative
diagnosis of growth status and timely prediction of grain yield. As an active remote sensing …

High throughput phenotyping of potatoes after canopy consolidation is crucial to crop
breeding and management. A prior step is to segment their leafy potato stems, which is …

Background The tiller number per unit area is one of the main agronomic components in
determining yield. A real-time assessment of this trait could contribute to monitoring the …

In order to optimize agricultural processes, near real-time spatial information about in-field
variations, such as crop height development (ie, changes over time), is indispensable. This …