Report Open Access
D'onghia, Anna Maria; Brown, Paul; Riccioni, Luca; Vaglio Laurin, Gaia; Beck, Pieter S.A.; Santoro, Franco
Remote sensing is the science of gathering data on an object/area without making physical contact. Aircraft, satellite and drone-based cameras and sensors are used to measure reflected and/or emitted electromagnetic radiation. This information, often captured as images, can then be analysed to extract additional, valuable data which can be mirrored in a GIS environment for spatial mapping. In the last decade great progress has been achieved in the use of remote sensing for the detection and mapping of several pests and relative host species at territorial basis. However, much research on this subject is still ongoing, but few applications have been made in plant health programmes due to some gaps that need to be identified and addressed.
The project aimed to bring together experts from research organisations and companies to share knowledge on remote sensing applications in the plant health sector. The partners were interested in:
Name | Size | |
---|---|---|
Report_2016-1-226_FINAL.pdf
md5:da1b6e539be8fd33c6bb5aed506f78a6 |
404.7 kB | Download |
All versions | This version | |
---|---|---|
Views | 1,269 | 1,270 |
Downloads | 727 | 727 |
Data volume | 294.2 MB | 294.2 MB |
Unique views | 1,146 | 1,147 |
Unique downloads | 639 | 639 |