LCA (life cycle analysis) in agricultural context
LCA (life cycle analysis) in agricultural context
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Smart Farming 4.0 – IN4.0 ready hyperspectral image processing platform for disease detection in agriculture and fruit growing
Within the project 'Proeftuin Smart Farming 4.0 ', the researchers chose two plant disease cases in which they wanted to raise the digital image recognition and the diagnostic interpretation to a (near) market ready level. First, it concerns alternaria (a fungal disease) in potato cultivation and, second, fire blight in apple and pear cultivation.
Smart Farming 4.0 – IN4.0 ready hyperspectral image processing platform for disease detection in agriculture and fruit growing
RISK ANALYSIS OF HARMFUL BARK AND AMBROSIA BEETLES IN THE BELGIAN CONTEXT
RISK ANALYSIS OF HARMFUL BARK AND AMBROSIA BEETLES IN THE BELGIAN CONTEXT
A system analysis of carbon farming schemes in support of the wider implementation of carbon farming in Flanders (Belgium)
A system analysis of carbon farming schemes in support of the wider implementation of carbon farming in Flanders (Belgium)
Main research questionThe overall objective of Nema Sensing is early detection of quarantine nematodes using remote sensing and image analysis.
Fostering Precision Agriculture and Livestock Farming through secure access to large-scale HPC-enabled virtual industrial experimentation environment empowering scalable Big Data analytics
Main research questionCYBELE is a 3-year project to demonstrate how high performance computing (HPC) and Big Data analysis can help revolutionize agriculture and boost precision farming in order to create social, economic and environmental benefits.
EMPHASIS-Belgium - “phenotyping the future crops”
Plant phenotyping covers the description and characterization of such complex plant traits using non-destructive image analysis-based tools in the context of plant research and crop breeding.
Biodiversity and ecosystem services in relation to agriculture
A spatial analysis was therefore made of these semi-natural elements: where in the "landscape window" are these elements abundant (dens), and where not (rarefied)?