REMOTE DETECTION OF SOILS OF MICRO-DEPRESSIONS IN THE AGROCENOSIS

the involvement of low-yielding texturally differentiated soils of micro-depressions in arable land requires special agrotechnics in the implementation of precision farming. The use of combined images obtained using a combination of spectral indices SBL, SCI and BRI helps to determine the localization and areas of micro-depressions in the agricultural landscape.

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2024-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.52686/9785605087878_336
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Soil and Environmental Studies
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REMOTE DETECTION OF SOILS OF MICRO-DEPRESSIONS IN THE AGROCENOSIS

N. Sokolova
Soil and Environmental Studies
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REMOTE DETECTION OF SOILS OF MICRO-DEPRESSIONS IN THE AGROCENOSIS

N. Sokolova
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the involvement of low-yielding texturally differentiated soils of micro-depressions in arable land requires special agrotechnics in the implementation of precision farming. The use of combined images obtained using a combination of spectral indices SBL, SCI and BRI helps to determine the localization and areas of micro-depressions in the agricultural landscape.

Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RU), Institute of Soil Science (CN)
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