Overview of GreenSeeker and Crop Circle Hand Held Active Sensors
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Comparison of NDVI, Response Index, and CV, in Corn, Sorghum, and Wheat from GreenSeeker and Crop Circle Hand-Held Active Sensors
Drew Tucker
GRA Agronomy Department, Kansas State University
Overview of GreenSeeker and Crop Circle Hand Held Active Sensors
• GreenSeeker sensor wavelengths are approximately 660 and 770 nm.
• The field of view at 1 meter from the target is approximately 1 cm by 61 cm wide.
• Crop Circle sensor wavelengths are approximately 550 and 880 nm.
• The field of view at 1 meter from the target is approximately 11 cm by 54 cm wide.
Research Objectives
• To see how NDVI, Response Index, and CV correlates in Corn, Sorghum, and Wheat between the GreenSeeker and Crop Circle hand held active sensors throughout the growing season.
Materials and Methods
• Several Nitrogen field experiments were conducted during the 2006-2008 growing seasons on Corn, Sorghum, and Wheat.
• NDVI, Response Index, and CV from each treatment was collected and averaged.
• The sensors always sensed the same sampling area at the same height above the target at close sensing time intervals to give as true as a comparison as possible.
Comparison of GS NDVI and CC NDVI in Corn.
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Comparison of GS RI and CC RI in Corn.
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Comparison of GS CV and CC CV in Corn.
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Comparison of GS NDVI and CC NDVI in Sorghum.
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Comparison of GS RI and CC RI in Sorghum.
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Comparison of GS CV and CC CV in Sorghum.
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Comparison of GS NDVI and CC NDVI in Wheat.
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R2 = 0.97
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Comparison of GS RI and CC RI in Wheat.
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Comparison of GS CV and CC CV in Wheat.
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Conclusions
• NDVI was very strong correlated in sorghum and wheat, while still maintaining a relationship in corn.
• Response Index was very strongly correlated in sorghum and wheat, however, in corn this relationship was not very good.
• CV correlations were very good in sorghum and corn, however, in wheat this relationship was not very good.
• The GreenSeeker sensor seems to have a wider working range and more sensitivity in detecting nitrogen stress especially early in the growing season.
• The Crop Circle sensor and the GreenSeeker sensor both seem to saturate at the same time.
• Due to the observed differences, separate sensor recommendations need to be developed.