Exploitation of Calculated Local Temperature Topography Variations - a Case Study in Kenya

Jedlička, Karel; Hájek, Pavel; Zadražil, František; Valeš, Jiří

doi:10.23919/istafrica.2019.8764890

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“…Farming with its close contact to nature provides the socio-economic infrastructure to maintain cultural heritage. Farmers are also conservers of forests, pastures, fallow lands, and their natural resources and, in turn, of the environment (Jedlička et al, 2019;Montañana et al, 2020;Navrozidis et al, 2019;Diacono et al, 2021). Agriculture today is a composite activity involving many actors and stakeholders in agri-food chains (FAO, 2017) that produce and provide food and agricultural commodities to consumers.…”

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The Role of Remote Sensing in Agriculture and Future Vision

Vaclav¹,

Karel²,

Tomas

et al. 2022

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The sustainability of agriculture became one of the key priorities for policy frameworks at global and European levels. The global initiative of the United Nations that defined the Sustainable Development Goals and the European Green Deal. Use of remote sensing to achieve sustainable practices in the entire agriculture value chain can significantly contribute to fulfil the set goals by the policy frameworks. This paper analyses the stakeholders involved in agriculture including the agri-food, public, financial and food security sectors, and their needs. In situ and virtual workshops with relevant stakeholders including an online survey served as a primary source of input for the user requirements analysis and as a platform for feedback and discussion. As a result, a set of key documents including a white paper, a policy roadmap and a strategic research agenda were published. Recommendations for future utilisation of remote sensing in agriculture are described in this paper.

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confidence: 99%