Development of a platform for pasture management in the dehesa
The GRASSEN operational group aims to develop a platform to support pasture management in the dehesa; integrating information from various types of remote and proximal sensors; combined with field data. Key recommendations include analyzing experiences in sensorisation and remote detection; compiling georeferenced data on Mediterranean pastures; and developing mathematical models to estimate pasture production; structure; and quality. Results obtained so far include a list of the most common pasture varieties in the region; reports on cultivated pasture types; protocols for image analysis using different methods (SENTINEL-2; unmanned flights; multispectral cameras); and mathematical models to estimate pasture production; structure; and quality. These findings are crucial for improving pasture management in the dehesa; enabling managers to make informed decisions to maximize productivity and sustainability in this important agroforestry system.
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- Spain
- Автори
- María Rosa Mosquera-Losada
- Nuria Ferreiro-Domínguez
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- Factsheet
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- 10-10-2024
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- FOREST4EU
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- CC BY
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