Satellite monitoring
Time series of spectral indices to follow the vigor and status of horticultural crops across the season, field by field.
MICROMAR
A decision support system and satellite monitoring to follow horticultural crops treated with biostimulants, combining the data from space with the data from the field.
Biodiversity Foundation · horticultural crops
The problem
Biostimulants promise healthier crops with fewer synthetic inputs, but their effect has to be proven with data, not impressions. Comparing treated and untreated fields across a season, in an objective and repeatable way, calls for a way to observe the crop that does not rely only on the field visit. The satellite offers that impartial witness: it measures the whole area the same way, scene after scene, with no bias from who looks or when.
The system
The team that today forms T3 AISAT built the satellite monitoring and the decision support system of the project, funded by the Biodiversity Foundation:
DSS
A system that combines the satellite signal with the field signal to assess the effect of the biostimulants and support the agronomic decision.
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What it proves
MICROMAR leaves a concrete capability: use the satellite as an objective witness to measure the effect of an agronomic practice and back it with data. It works to validate products, trials, and management changes with repeatable, comparable evidence. It is the base on which a manufacturer, a cooperative, or an R&D center can defend what their product really does.
Want a system like this in your operation?
If you need to measure the effect of a product or a practice on your crops with evidence, this is the method. Tell us your trial and we will build it.
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