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Status Determination

Evaluate spectral measurements/correlate to crop status (Whiting, Lampinen, Slaughter, Upadhayaya) Relate ETa to plant water status (Shackel, Smart, Sanden) Modeling crop nutrient & water demand Climate/phenology based yield modeling (Whiting, Ustin) N & water modeling in pecan & almond (Sammis, Wan...
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Principal Investigators

Affiliation Investigator Research Programs Patrick Brown, Professor of Plant Nutrition, Department of Plant Sciences, University of California, Davis, CA Crop Nutrient Status & Demand Jan Hopmans, Associate Dean and Professor, Department of Land, Air and Water Resources, University of California, Da...
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Sensing at Orchard Scale

Fig. 1. Image from NDVI time series Orchard-level NDVI image from a 2008 time series in a study orchard is shown in Fig. 1. The strong variation in canopy size and closure, as an indicator of vigor is demonstrated in Fig. 2.
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A Mobile Light Sensing Unit

Update 2012 on the 'Mule' Fig. 1. Mobile unit to mefasure canopy light interceptionUsing a handheld lightbar in measuring PAR, is a relatively slow and labor intensive method.
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Nitrogen Modeling: Dave Smart

Dave Smart, Daniel L. Schellenberg, Christine M. Stockert, Maria Mar Alsina Nitrogen emissions are an important environmental concern by both State and Federal regulatory agencies. Nitrous oxide as a greenhouse gas has a greater potential to warm the atmosphere than CO2.
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Nitrogen & Water Modeling in Pecan & Almond: Ted Sammis

Ted Sammis, V. Gutschick, and Juming Wang A modeling approach to understanding the physiological response of a nut tree to inputs of water, nutrients, salinity, cultivation, and pruning offers the only way to understand the complex interaction of these management decisions on nut production.
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Soil Controls on Nitrogen & Water Uptake: Manoj Shukla

Sanjit K Deb, John G Mexal, Parmodh Sharma Fig. 1. Pecan trees at Site I in Riverside Co.The limited availability of water is a growing concern and focuses research goals on the need for water conservation and efficient water use.
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