Methods for processing data for monitoring condition and use of agricultural areas

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The collection of data on the current state of agricultural lands and their subsequent farming is an integral part of the information-resource digital platform for intelligent management of farming systems. Despite the significant increase in food production over the past half century, one of the most topical issues faced by the human community is the problem of feeding the population. To determine the current state of agricultural lands, a whole complex of contact and surface measuring systems is needed to measure the state and physical parameters of the soil environment and crops. The proposed methodology includes a set of methodological materials for collecting and processing data based on many years of research on the development, methods, technologies and algorithms for monitoring the quality of land for the purposes of effective land use, improving the cadastral registration of land, monitoring negative processes. Having applied the proposed methodology for collecting and processing long-term data, the results were obtained that make it possible to identify the most significant loads on agricultural landscapes.

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Shirokov, R. S., & Lepekhin, P. P. (2021). Methods for processing data for monitoring condition and use of agricultural areas. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 867). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/867/1/012079

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