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AARSC wins at the Earth Observation Australia Inc. Awards 2022!

AARSC wins at the Earth Observation Australia Inc. Awards 2022!

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We were amongst very worthy nominees...

New UNE remote sensing short course now being delivered globally

New UNE remote sensing short course now being delivered globally

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While the world was under COVID...

Crop mapping technologies sought in South Africa

Crop mapping technologies sought in South Africa

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UNE’s Remote Sensing Centre is going...

AARSC’s yield forecasting tools are being employed by the Costa Group.

AARSC’s yield forecasting tools are being employed by the Costa Group.

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Australia’s largest horticultural...

Satellites recruited to inform canola harvests

Satellites recruited to inform canola harvests

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Could satellite imagery be used to...

Turning to the sky: satellite imagery now used to predict farm level yields on macadamia orchards

Turning to the sky: satellite imagery now used to predict farm level yields on macadamia orchards

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Getting an accurate forecast of the...

AARSC to collaborate on Peruvian citrus development

AARSC to collaborate on Peruvian citrus development

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Dr Angelica Suarez has secured a COALAR grant to improve the productivity of the Peruvian citrus industry.

Citrus Australia leads innovative traceability project for high-value exports

Citrus Australia leads innovative traceability project for high-value exports

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Citrus Australia partners with Agriculture Victoria and the University of New England’s Applied Agricultural Remote Sensing Centre to lead innovative traceability project for high-value exports

New map to help safeguard nation’s protected cropping industries

New map to help safeguard nation’s protected cropping industries

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This exciting output and collaboration will again raise Australian horticulture as international leaders of the adoption of emerging technologies.

Multi-scale monitoring tools for managing Australia’s tree crops: Industry meets innovation

Multi-scale monitoring tools for managing Australia’s tree crops: Industry meets innovation

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Enabling industries to better forecast and map yield and tree health, make more informed data-driven decisions around water supply, infrastructure, planning and governance.

Satellites predict mango yields with 90% accuracy

Satellites predict mango yields with 90% accuracy

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Findings have been validated over a number of farms and seasons spanning across 2019-2021 to support the commercial viability of this method.

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