NDVI/NDRE crop-vigour mapping
Show relative differences in vegetation response.
Indices need calibration and ground checks; no automatic disease diagnosis.
Agriculture & Environment
Map differences in crop condition so field checks and management can be targeted.
NDVI and NDRE are spectral indices that highlight spatial variation in vegetation response; they do not diagnose cause on their own.
Radiometric consistency and field ground truth are necessary for useful repeat comparisons.
Prescription zones translate observed variation into management action only with agronomic interpretation.
Show relative differences in vegetation response.
Indices need calibration and ground checks; no automatic disease diagnosis.
Estimate visible stands, missing plants and canopy metrics.
Occlusion and crop stage affect detection; validate counts.
Measure repeatable visible or sensor-derived trial traits.
Crop-specific method and validation are necessary.
Link laboratory soil measurements with field positions.
RGB or NDVI does not directly measure soil pH or nutrient concentration.
Combine thermal/spatial observations with field and weather context.
Temperature alone is not a complete irrigation prescription.
Produce management zones for qualified treatment decisions.
Agronomist sign-off and equipment-compatible outputs are separate from index generation.
Similar index changes may have different causes. Field scouting, agronomic review and sometimes laboratory tests are needed.
Ordinary RGB or multispectral imagery does not measure that parameter. Georeferenced sampling and suitable laboratory analysis are required for measured soil chemistry.
Canopy closure, occlusion and crop stage affect counting. Validation and error reporting should be part of the scope.
It can inform a qualified agronomist’s plan. Product permissions and spraying requirements remain separate and must be checked.
Use calibrated NDVI/NDRE or other appropriate observations with field validation.
Separate stress indicators from a confirmed disease, nutrient or yield diagnosis.
Link crop maps to qualified agronomic investigation or an agreed prescription workflow.
Indices need calibration and ground checks; no automatic disease diagnosis.
Occlusion and crop stage affect detection; validate counts.
Crop-specific method and validation are necessary.
RGB or NDVI does not directly measure soil pH or nutrient concentration.
Temperature alone is not a complete irrigation prescription.
Agronomist sign-off and equipment-compatible outputs are separate from index generation.
Ministry of Civil Aviation / Directorate General of Civil Aviation
Department of Science and Technology
WAPCOS
ISRO / NRSC
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Crop health mapping (NDVI / NDRE)
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