Daniela Gonzales

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North Carolina State University

United States

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Dr. Daniela Gonzales is an Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University in the United States. Her research focuses on yield forecasting using remote sensing and machine learning, management of plant-parasitic nematodes, and optimizing supply chains for sustainable agriculture. She has published significant work on sweetpotato production, quality assessment, and the utilization of biomass resources for biofuels.

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North Carolina State University

UNITED STATES

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Daniela Gonzales

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In-season yield forecasting using multitemporal remote sensing environmental observations and machine learning: Applications for sweetpotato in North Carolina, USA

Knowledge and Opportunities for Managing Plant-Parasitic Nematodes Using Decision Intelligence

Optimizing a nationwide supply chain for winter oilseeds in sustainable aviation fuel production: Pennycress, camelina, and carinata

Nth-plant scenario for blended pellets of Miscanthus, Switchgrass, and Corn Stover using multi-modal transportation: Biorefineries and depots in the contiguous U.S.

Predicting sweetpotato traits using machine learning: Impact of environmental and agronomic factors on shape and size

Evaluating two high-throughput phenotyping platforms at early stages of the post-harvest pipeline of sweetpotatoes

Characterizing value-added pellets obtained from blends of miscanthus, corn stover, and switchgrass

Advancing sweetpotato quality assessment with hyperspectral imaging and explainable artificial intelligence

Fostering Responsible Innovation through Stakeholder Engagement: Case Study of North Carolina Sweetpotato Stakeholders

Nth-plant scenario for forest resources and short rotation woody crops: Biorefineries and depots in the contiguous US

Cultivating PhD Aspirations during College

Nth‐plant supply: corn stover supplies and costs in a fleet of biorefineries

Replacing liquid fossil fuels and hydrocarbon chemical feedstocks with liquid biofuels from large-scale nuclear biorefineries

The nth-plant scenario for blended feedstock conversion and preprocessing nationwide: Biorefineries and depots

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Natalie Nelson

Daniel Saloni

Adrienne M. Gorny

Ana Morais

Khara Grieger

Cranos Williams

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