Spectral-temporal characterization of wheat cultivars through NDVI obtained by terrestrial sensors [Farmer]
Paper Introduction
Remote sensing technique has emerged as an effective tool for systematic survey, analysis, and better management of natural resources (land, soil, water, forests, mountains) along with the monitoring of desertification, flood, drought, and landform change. It provides a vast scope to explore, identify, and analyse the natural resources of undeveloped regions. It documents the dynamic changes in physical processes and resulting landforms, usually by satellite images. This paper provides a general overview of remote sensing. While this technique has been used on beaches, valleys, and other landforms, the main concern of this paper is its role in geography.[1]
References
[1] Cattani, Carlos E. V., Garcia, Murilo R., Mercante, Erivelto, Johann, Jerry A., Correa, Marcus M., & Oldoni, Lucas V.. (2017). Spectral-temporal characterization of wheat cultivars through NDVI obtained by terrestrial sensors. Revista Brasileira de Engenharia AgrÃcola e Ambiental, 21(11), 769-773. https://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1807-1929/agriambi.v21n11p769-773