Javier Mauricio Osorio Leyton

Assistant Professor

Texas A&M AgriLife Research

United States

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Javier Mauricio Osorio Leyton serves as an Assistant Professor at Texas AgriLife Research in the United States. His research encompasses areas such as sustainable grazing management, ecohydrological modeling, machine learning applications for agricultural yield prediction, and remote sensing techniques. Recent articles authored by him include studies on hydrological processes, soil data integration, and biomass estimation across diverse ecosystems.

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John Ramirez Avila

Associate Professor

Mississippi State University

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Adapting to Climatic Extremes: Do Grazing Management Strategies Matter?

The Integration of Hydrological and Heat Exchange Processes Improves Stream Temperature Simulations in an Ecohydrological Model

Leveraging Spectral Neighborhood Information for Corn Yield Prediction with Spatial-Lagged Machine Learning Modeling: Can Neighborhood Information Outperform Vegetation Indices?

Assessing the Use of Alternative Soil Data in Hydrological and Water Quality Modeling with SWAT+: SSURGO and POLARIS at Sub-Basin and Field Scales

Integrating Remote Sensing and Soil Features for Enhanced Machine Learning-Based Corn Yield Prediction in the Southern US

Modeling techniques for simulating total forage biomass in rangelands of the Caatinga Biome, Brazil

Validación del método de Número de Curva en tres microcuencas aportantes del Río Pisque en Ecuador

Estimación de la biomasa del cultivo de cebada (Hordeum vulgare L.) mediante teledetección de imágenes multiespectrales

Extending Multi-Output Methods for Long-Term Aboveground Biomass Time Series Forecasting Using Convolutional Neural Networks

Deep Learning Model Effectiveness in Forecasting Limited-Size Aboveground Vegetation Biomass Time Series: Kenyan Grasslands Case Study

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John Ramirez Avila

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