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Grapesense technology: a preview of the future of precision viticulture

DescriptionGrapesense technology - a preview of the future of precision viticulture. Acquiring accurate information about canopy density allows viticulturalists to manage a range of real challenges linked to vineyard variability. Lincoln Agritech Limited first released new technologies into this application space in the early 2000’s and continues to explore ways to improve the technology through reducing the unit cost, and by improving the portability of the device and its accessibility to growers throughout New Zealand. Project: Grapesense – a real-time camera-based tool to measure and map the porosity of grapevines. Researchers: Dr Kenji Irie, Dr Ian Woodhead.Corporate AuthorLincoln UniversityPersonK. IrieI. WoodheadOrganisationLincoln UniversityLincoln Agritech LimitedDate2013-2014Keywordsgrapesense technologyprecision viticulturevineyard manangementresearchFilenameGrapesense technology: a preview of the future of precision viticultureSourceTransform 2013-2014, page 90.Item Reference0001190

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Grapesense technology: a preview of the future of precision viticulture