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The contribution of the European Project Probefield to in-field use of proximal soil sensors

Published:2023-11-06 Issue: Volume: Page:727-731
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Container-title:2023 IEEE International Workshop on Metrology for Agriculture and Forestry (MetroAgriFor)
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Author:

Lorenzetti Romina¹,Castaldi Fabio¹,Fondón Carlos Lozano²,Borůvka Luboš³,Metzger Konrad⁴,Ben-Dor Eyal⁵,van Egmond Fenny⁶,Barbetti Roberto⁷,Fantappiè Maria²,Debaene Guillaume⁸,Klumpp Katja⁹,Liebisch Frank⁴,Gholizadeh Asa³,Stenberg Bo¹⁰,Knadel Maria¹¹

Affiliation:

1. Institute of BioEconomy National Research Council of Italy,CNR-IBE,Firenze,Italy

2. Agricolture and Enviroment Council for Agricultural Research and Economics CREA-AA,Firenze,Italy

3. Czech University of Life Sciences,Department of Soil Science and Soil Protection,Prague,Czech Republic

4. Field-crop systems and plant nutrition Agroscope,Nyon,Switzerland

5. Tel Aviv University,Porter School of Enviromental and Earth Science,Department of Geography,Tel Aviv-Yafo,Israel

6. Wageningen Environmental Research,Wageningen,the Netherlands

7. Forestry and WoodCouncil for Agricultural Research and Economics CREA-FL,Casale Monferrato,Italy

8. Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation,Department of Soil Science and Land Conservation,Puławy,Poland

9. French National Institute for Agriculture, Food, and Environment,INRAE,Paris,France

10. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences,Department of Soil and Environment,Skara,Sweden

11. Aarhus University,Department of Agroecology,Tjele,Denmark

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IEEE

Link

http://xplorestaging.ieee.org/ielx7/10424027/10424015/10424081.pdf?arnumber=10424081

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