Vassilios Fragos

Associate Professor

Aristoteleio Panepistemio Thessalonikes

Greece

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Vassilios Fragos is an Associate Professor at Aristoteleio Panepistemio Thessalonikes, Greece. His research focuses on precision irrigation, carbon footprint tracking in agriculture, and environmental monitoring within greenhouse systems. Recent articles highlight advancements in aeroponics, bioenergy production, and the performance optimization of greenhouse technologies.

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Articles (12)

Plant-Driven Precision Irrigation in Aeroponics: Real-Time Turgor Sensing for Sustainable Lettuce Cultivation

Leveraging Digital Technologies for Carbon Footprint Tracking in Perennial Cultivations: A Case Study of Walnut Orchard Establishment in Central Greece

Numerical Investigation of the Three-Dimensional Flow around a Surface-Mounted Rib and the Onset of Unsteadiness

Early Detection of Cavitation in Centrifugal Pumps Using Low-Cost Vibration and Sound Sensors

Improvement of the Performance of an Earth to Air Heat Exchanger for Greenhouse Cooling by the Incorporation of Water Finned Tubes—A Theoretical Approach

Turbulence Models Studying the Airflow around a Greenhouse Based in a Wind Tunnel and Under Different Conditions

The Effect of Ammonia Toxicity on Methane Production of a Full-Scale Biogas Plant—An Estimation Method

Measurements of environmental parameters inside and outside a greenhouse using open-source software device

Plant growth in greenhouses using CO2 enrichment at high temperatures with a passive solar system

Relative humidity variation in greenhouses as affected by CO2 enrichment at high temperatures resulting in energy saving

Energy and environmental analysis of an innovative greenhouse structure towards frost prevention and heating needs conservation

Energy Gain in Passive Solar Greenhouses Due to CO2 Enrichment

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Dimitrios Papamichail

Anastasia Martzopoulou

Remigio BERRUTO

Petros Samaras

THOMAS KOTSOPOULOS

Athanasios Koukounaras

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