Remote sensing and soil moisture sensors for irrigation management in avocado orchards: a practical approach for water stress assessment in remote agricultural areas

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Abstract:Water scarcity significantly challenges agricultural systems worldwide, especially in tropical areas such as the Dominican Republic. This study explores integrating satellite-based remote sensing technologies and field-based soil moisture sensors to assess water stress and optimize irrigation management in avocado orchards in Puerto Escondido, Dominican Republic.
Author(s):Torres-Quezada, Emmanuel
Fuentes-Peñailillo, Fernando
Gutter, Karen
Rondón, Félix
Mancebo Marmolejos, Jorge
Maurer, Willy
Bisonó, Arturo
Date:2025
Published:Remote Sensing, 17(4), 708
Citation:Torres-Quezada, E., Fuentes-Peñailillo, F., Gutter, K., Rondón, F., Marmolejos, J. M., Maurer, W., & Bisonó, A. (2025). Remote sensing and soil moisture sensors for irrigation management in avocado orchards: a practical approach for water stress assessment in remote agricultural areas. Remote Sensing, 17(4), 708. Recuperado de:
URI:https://bvearmb.do/handle/123456789/5964

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