The New Architecture in the Vineyard System Management for Variable Rate Technologies and Traceability

Vieri, Marco; Sarri, Daniele; Rimediotti, M.; Perria, Rita; Storchi, Paolo

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2013.978.3

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“…The aim of carrying out VRT operations is to optimize the release of chemical inputs and to reduce the variability of the vineyard, trying to make it more homogeneous in terms of vigor [67]. Additionally, the application of VRT for harvesting can increase the wine quality by collecting grapes coming from different vigor zones in different hoppers [15].…”

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State of the Art of Monitoring Technologies and Data Processing for Precision Viticulture

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Precision viticulture (PV) aims to optimize vineyard management, reducing the use of resources, the environmental impact and maximizing the yield and quality of the production. New technologies as UAVs, satellites, proximal sensors and variable rate machines (VRT) are being developed and used more and more frequently in recent years thanks also to informatics systems able to read, analyze and process a huge number of data in order to give the winegrowers a decision support system (DSS) for making better decisions at the right place and time. This review presents a brief state of the art of precision viticulture technologies, focusing on monitoring tools, i.e., remote/proximal sensing, variable rate machines, robotics, DSS and the wireless sensor network.

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“…VRT machines: (a) VRT sprayer[67] (reproduced from[67] with permission from Ist Int. Workshop Vineyard Mech.…”

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“…Automation technologies are used in modern agricultural machinery to control movement within the vineyard, relating to velocity and direction of travel and steering angle, and further to oversee agronomic operations. An automatic guidance system based on the use of GPS and proximity sensors is viable due to the presence of advanced board technology (Vieri et al, 2013). This article focuses only on the first area (monitoring technologies, which form the foundation of spatial variability mapping) and is considered from three different perspectives, that of winemakers, suppliers of SFT and HW manufacturers for SFT.…”

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Barriers to and Benefits of the Use of Smart Farming Technologies for Small and Medium Winemakers, Specifically Sensors and Weather Stations: A Pilot Study

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Digitization is becoming part of agriculture. Winemakers can use monitoring technologies to map land or control the quality of grapes, and telematics, e.g., in tractors, or use entire autonomous machines. The aim of this paper is to find out the barriers to and benefits of the use of smart farming technologies by small and medium winemakers, specifically sensors and weather stations, which allow the collection of site-specific data for subsequent application in viticulture. Therefore, the pilot study analyses how winemakers in traditional industry are able to employ smart farming technologies (SFT) to gain some benefits and also describe possible barriers. The primary method of data collection was through 27 semi-structured interviews with relevant wine industry actors, accessing documents created by SFT providers and an academic literature review. Three groups of actors were researched: 1) 22 winemakers including the Ekovin Association, 2) three SFT providers and, 3) one supplier of hardware for soil and temperature sensors. According to the information of winemakers, it is clear that SFT are used by some of them and they are clearly aware of their benefits, which is also confirmed by SFT providers. The findings revealed that the main STF benefits are adjustment of the product portfolio, savings, consulting and organization of activities. However, respondents also mentioned barriers to SFT implementation, such as low need for information, another source of information, conservative approaches, ignorance of SFT, financial demands, low state support and age of winemakers. The novelty of this paper is in providing an analysis of the issue of SFT, specifically sensors and weather stations, for winemakers from three different perspectives, that of winemakers, suppliers of SFT and HW manufacturer for SFT.

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“…Advanced board technology makes it possible to have an automatic guidance system based on the use of GPS and proximity sensors. 68 At the same time, tractors have been engineered to perform site-specific operations autonomously without human intervention, thanks to the interpretation of prescription maps made with monitoring sensors mounted on board, which can monitor the plant status during the progress along the row, interpreting information and managing operations in real time. There are many commercial solutions for VRT in vineyards (Figure 8).…”

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Technology in precision viticulture: a state of the art review

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The New Architecture in the Vineyard System Management for Variable Rate Technologies and Traceability

Cited by 11 publications

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State of the Art of Monitoring Technologies and Data Processing for Precision Viticulture

State of the Art of Monitoring Technologies and Data Processing for Precision Viticulture

Barriers to and Benefits of the Use of Smart Farming Technologies for Small and Medium Winemakers, Specifically Sensors and Weather Stations: A Pilot Study

Technology in precision viticulture: a state of the art review

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