Deepak R. Joshi

Assistant Professor

University of Kansas

United States

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Deepak R. Joshi is an Assistant Professor at Kansas State University, United States. His research areas encompass remote sensing applications in agriculture, including biomass estimation, nutrient yield prediction, and the impact of management practices on greenhouse gas emissions. His recent scholarly contributions include studies utilizing machine learning and UAV data for agricultural assessments.

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Sharon A. Clay

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Hossein Moradi Rekabdarkolaee

South Dakota State University

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Ravinder Singh

University of Florida

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Thandiwe Nleya

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University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Estimating cotton biomass and nitrogen content using high-resolution satellite and UAV data fusion with machine learning

Delaying cover crop termination reduced corn yields in a dry spring

Soil moisture sensor location-allocation using spatial association of surface moisture data

Late spring urea application increased apparent carbon dioxide equivalence emissions but fall and summer applications did not

Prior to termination, the rye cover crop increased the soil methane sink

Machine learning on multi‐spectral imagery to estimate nutrient yield of mixed‐species cover crops

Does splitting the nitrogen rate for corn (Zea mays) reduce the carbon dioxide equivalence?

Plants reduced nitrous oxide emissions from a Northern Great Plains saline/sodic soil

Soybean prediction using computationally efficient Bayesian spatial regression models and satellite imagery

Quantification and machine learning based N2O–N and CO2–C emissions predictions from a decomposing rye cover crop

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Sharon A. Clay

Hossein Moradi Rekabdarkolaee

Ravinder Singh

Thandiwe Nleya

Aaron Daigh

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