Ficha del GO BIHORTAFLOR INNOVA Development of optimal strategies for irrigation and their use as an entrance of models of artificial intelligence and prevision
Este proyecto presenta un conjunto de soluciones que suponen una innovación con respecto a las tecnologías utilizadas en las soluciones actuales. Las soluciones propuestas son novedosas, ya que permiten desarrollar y aplicar modelos predictivos empíricos aprovisionamiento de productos hortofrutícolas, así como la tendencia de demanda y precios de mercado. Los agricultores de la Región de Murcia desfrutan de unas condiciones climáticas privilegiadas para la producción de frutas y verduras de alta calidad. Además, disponen de años de experiencia con los que han conseguido mejorar las técnicas de cultivo haciendo de la agricultura murciana una de las más avanzadas del mundo. En cambio, estos mismos agricultores se ven amenazados por la grave situación debida a la escasez de los recursos hídricos. En relación al uso de la Inteligencia Artificial, las múltiples variables y condiciones que pueden afectar a la producción y evolución de precios de estos productos convierten estas en un objetivo de investigación de primer nivel.
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- Adolfo García Albaladejo
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- 31-05-2020
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