作者: P. Oudemans , D. Gimenez , R. Kerry , P. Goovaerts
DOI: 10.3920/978-90-8686-778-3_36
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摘要: The method of harvesting cranberries gives just one yield value per field so characterizing within-field variation is difficult. Geostatistical disaggregation totals using the enhanced vegetation index (EVI) from imagery as secondary information was investigated. Results were compared to variability projected time-consuming pre-harvest berry counts. Several scales present in data factorial kriging used separate these and determine which are most spatially coherent. trend component counts and/or geostatistical yields both give a reasonable initial definition potential management zones likely be related topography soil type differences.