Intelligent Soil Classification for Precision Agriculture in Algeria

Agriculture is a vital pillar of Algeria’s economic development and a fundamental contributor to the well-being of its population. The productivity of this sector largely depends on soil characteristics, which play a crucial role in determining suitable crop varieties. This paper presents a methodology for soil classification that considers both nutrient composition and physical attributes such as color and texture. By integrating data mining techniques with image classification algorithms, our approach aims to enhance the accuracy of soil type categorization. Image classification, in particular, enables a detailed analysis of soil texture and structure, improving classification precision. Various machine learning algorithms, including K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) and data mining methods, are employed to construct the proposed classification framework. By leveraging these technologies, our methodology provides farmers with actionable insights into soil properties, enabling them to make informed crop selection decisions and optimize agricultural productivity.

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Journal
Algerian Journal of Signals and Systems
Published
2025-06-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.51485/ajss.v10i2.264
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2
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Intelligent Soil Classification for Precision Agriculture in Algeria

Souheila BOUDOUDA, Mountaha BOUKALLEL
2 citations
Algerian Journal of Signals and Systems
Smart Agriculture and AI
3.50
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Intelligent Soil Classification for Precision Agriculture in Algeria

Souheila BOUDOUDA, Mountaha BOUKALLEL
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Abstract

Agriculture is a vital pillar of Algeria’s economic development and a fundamental contributor to the well-being of its population. The productivity of this sector largely depends on soil characteristics, which play a crucial role in determining suitable crop varieties. This paper presents a methodology for soil classification that considers both nutrient composition and physical attributes such as color and texture. By integrating data mining techniques with image classification algorithms, our approach aims to enhance the accuracy of soil type categorization. Image classification, in particular, enables a detailed analysis of soil texture and structure, improving classification precision. Various machine learning algorithms, including K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) and data mining methods, are employed to construct the proposed classification framework. By leveraging these technologies, our methodology provides farmers with actionable insights into soil properties, enabling them to make informed crop selection decisions and optimize agricultural productivity.

Algerian Journal of Signals and SystemsVol. 10(2)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Smart Agriculture and AI
3.50
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