Webinar Webinar - Image Processing: Pixels to Phenotypes to Advance Legume Breeding

The BELIS project is organizing a webinar on the use of image analysis as a tool in legume breeding.

During this webinar the speakers will discuss how high-resolution drone imagery (UAV)—combined with spectral analysis, spatial data, and artificial intelligence (AI)—offers a non-destructive and time-saving way to extract quantitative phenotypic information from crops.

This webinar is relevant for breeders, researchers, remote sensing specialists, and data scientists working in agriculture and plant breeding, as well as for professionals involved in field trials, crop breeding programs, and sustainable agriculture initiatives.

Program

15:00 Opening and welcome - Joaquín Balduque & Antonio López-Francos (CIHEAM Zaragoza)

15:05 BELIS Project presentation - Bernadette Julier (INRAE)

15:15 Pixels to Phenotypes: Spectral, Spatial, and AI Concepts in (UAV) Imagery - Arno Kasprzak & Peter Lootens (ILVO)

15:45 Lucerne case - Eric Roy & Bernadette Julier (INRAE)

16:00 Red clover flower counting - Arno Kasprzak (ILVO) & Michelle Nay (WBF – Agroscope)

16:15 Pea case - Corina Oppliger (ETH)

16:30 BELIS Network presentation - Claire Barbet-Massin (Terres Inovia)

16:40 Discussion and Q&A Closing

16:55 Closing - Joaquín Balduque & Antonio López-Francos (CIHEAM Zaragoza)

More information and registration (until June 18).