2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.cropro.2017.07.016
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Use of a geographic information system to produce pest monitoring maps for south Texas cotton and sorghum land managers

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“…Penggunaan cascaded convolutional neural networks (CNN) menghasilkan akurasi pencacahan 88-95%, sedangkan pengklasifikasi serangga multi-class memiliki akurasi 86 -92% dengan waktu pemrosesan rata-rata 13-15 detik dan 2-3 detik [19]. Penggunaan teknologi GIS juga dapat mengurangi perkembangan serangga hama [20].…”
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“…Penggunaan cascaded convolutional neural networks (CNN) menghasilkan akurasi pencacahan 88-95%, sedangkan pengklasifikasi serangga multi-class memiliki akurasi 86 -92% dengan waktu pemrosesan rata-rata 13-15 detik dan 2-3 detik [19]. Penggunaan teknologi GIS juga dapat mengurangi perkembangan serangga hama [20].…”
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“…Generally, the implementation of an integrated pest management program entails: (1) sampling and monitoring; (2) determination of the impact on the crop in terms of injury, damage, and loss; (3) application of treatments and evaluation of management practices; (4) forecasts of future population dynamics; and (5) implementation of site-specific agriculture (Brenner et al 1998;Arbogast et al 2000;Binns et al 2000;Ferguson et al 2003). Monitoring and subsequent spatial analysis are key to generating basic information on population dynamics, species detection, behavior, and pest distribution (Binns et al 2000;Deleon et al 2017;Arias et al 2019).…”
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“…The resulting reduction in insecticide usage can slow the development of resistance, in addition to preserving beneficial insects by maintaining unsprayed refuges in fields (Midgarden et al 1997, Karimzadeh et al 2010). The availability of geographic information system tools has facilitated the development of spatially variable methods of sampling of insects in cotton and the application of insecticides (McKinion et al 2009, Deleon et al 2017). However, such methods have not yet been developed for thrips.…”
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