Estimation of Net Rice Production for the Fiscal year 2019 using Multisource Datasets.
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Published:2019-03-22
Issue:02
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ISSN:2618-1193
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Container-title:International Journal of Agriculture & Sustainable Development
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language:en
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Short-container-title:IJASD
Author:
Rehman Abdul1, Ayyaz Muhammad1, Riaz Farzeen1, Ali Sajid1, Tanveer M Usman1, Manzoor Iqra1, Ashraf. Hafiz Adnan1, Mahmood S Amer1
Affiliation:
1. Remote sensing and GIS group, Department of Space Science, University of the Punjab Lahore, Pakistan.
Abstract
Smallholder farmers are threatened by various vulnerable risks which include hostile weather conditions, rainfall at odd times, disease outbreaks and the market shocks. Crop insurance is the only solution to mitigate these risks. Crop yield records are of great importance to predict the crop yield/area into a region but the developing countries like Pakistan, have limited availability of crop yield records. Crop Reporting Service (CRS) in Punjab province of Pakistan has taken this initiative to save crop related data. We obtained the CRS based datasets of rice crop from (2008-2018) to predict the rice yield/area for the fiscal year 2019. The CRS based datasets were incorporated in collaboration with remotely sensed dataset to obtain more accurate results. The spectral responses of rice crop were taken as input to compute NDVI/RVI values of each year. We applied linear regression to NDVI/RVI and the CRS based yield to generate regression equations for prediction of rice yield for the year 2019 which was computed as 2.09 (ton/ha). The area under rice cultivation was estimated using supervised classification that was 139616 hectors. The net rice production was estimated as 219797 tons. Spectral responses of rice crop canopy proved efficient to determine the net productions.
Subject
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering,Metals and Alloys,Strategy and Management,Mechanical Engineering
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