Grape Cultivation and Management Approaches by Geospatial Tools - A Review
Journal Title: Journal of Advanced Research in Geo Sciences & Remote Sensing - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
Remote Sensing, GIS and GPS plays a vital component in monitoring vineyard cultivation in a near real time manner for delivering appropriate management inputs. A crux of vineyard distribution according to climatic conditions and consequence of adverse climatic conditions on production of vine is dealt without ambiguity. Role of remote sensing (optical and hyperspectral) on vineyard distribution, discrimination by various techniques, deriving both biophysical and biochemical variables from satellite images and monitoring of vine at various growth stages has been reviewed extensively. Field management of irrigation and nutrient on vine has been detailed elaborately. Vine cultivation and its importance, rootstock development, vineyard establishment, canopy management, pest and disease monitoring are deliberated both by field approach and its assessment through remote sensing and Geographic Information System. Thus remote sensing and GIS tools provide valuable information to vine growers and policy planners to take appropriate measures for optimal growth and development of vine for sustainable production.
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Dr. Nethaji Mariappan,
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