Abstract:Field measurements of spray drift are usually carried out by passive collectors and tracers. However, these methods are labour- and time-intensive and only provide point- and time-integrated measurements. Unlike these methods, the light detection and ranging (lidar) technique allows real-time measurements, obtaining information with temporal and spatial resolution. Recently, the authors have developed the first eye-safe lidar system specifically designed for spray drift monitoring. This prototype is based on a… Show more
“…Además, se trata de un instrumento portátil, ocularmente seguro y que puede ser operado por un único usuario. Se han comparado las medidas de deriva utilizando el sistema LiDAR con las realizadas mediante métodos directos e indirectos [10,11], obteniéndose elevadas correlaciones en ambos casos.…”
“…Además, se trata de un instrumento portátil, ocularmente seguro y que puede ser operado por un único usuario. Se han comparado las medidas de deriva utilizando el sistema LiDAR con las realizadas mediante métodos directos e indirectos [10,11], obteniéndose elevadas correlaciones en ambos casos.…”
“…Lidar technology has also been applied in spray drift studies to assess the dynamics of aerially released pesticides [13][14][15], to study the influence of atmospheric stability over spray dispersal [16,17], and to quantify the spray plume concentration [18]. High correlations between lidar and collector measurements of spray drift have been obtained in recent studies [19][20][21]. Lidar systems are also a suitable tool to validate spray-transport models [22] and dust plume dispersal models of agriculture field operations [23,24].…”
Agricultural aerosol emissions can significantly impact human and animal health as well as the environment. Therefore, it is essential to adopt new sensing techniques for real-time monitoring these emissions in high temporal and spatial resolution. In recent years, light detection and ranging (lidar) technology has been used for measuring the particulate matter emitted from agricultural operations. However, conventional nonpolarized lidar systems cannot discriminate between different types of aerosols, which can lead to misinterpretation of the results. To overcome this limitation, this study applies the polarization lidar technique to monitor agricultural aerosols. A 355 nm polarization lidar system was used to measure the emissions generated during pesticide spraying operations. The results showed that depolarization ratios due to field dust (0.220-0.268) and to road dust (0.385) are clearly higher than those caused by pesticide spray drift (0.028-0.043) or by diesel exhaust (0.099), which can be used to differentiate each type of aerosol. These results support the development of new polarization lidar systems specifically designed to study the impact of agricultural activities on air quality.
“…Na agricultura os sensores a laser são embarcados em plataformas terrestres ou aéreas para a quantificação de biomassa de plantas (ANDÚJAR et al, 2016;LI et al, 2014;SELBECK et al, 2010), elaboração de modelos tridimensionais de dossel de culturas (COLAÇO et al, 2015;SILVA et al, 2016), mensuração de deriva em pulverização de pesticidas (GREGORIO et al, 2016), aplicação localizada de insumos (GIL et al, 2014) e detecção de obstáculos para veículos autônomos (PERIU et al, 2013), dentre outros.…”
Section: Conceito E Aplicações Da Tecnologia Lidarunclassified
Sistema de mensuração baseado em tecnologia LiDAR para a estimativa de parâmetros de produção de cana-de-açúcar / Tatiana Fernanda Canata.-versão revisada de acordo com a resolução CoPGr 6018 de 2011.-Piracicaba, 2017. 67 p. Dissertação (Mestrado)-USP / Escola Superior de Agricultura "Luiz de Queiroz". 1. Agricultura de precisão 2. Instrumentação 3. Monitoramento de produtividade 4. Sensor a laser I. Título
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