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2021-05-20Número:
Núm. 16 (2021)Sección:
Artículo de revisiónImágenes hiperespectrales y sus aplicaciones en estudios de suelos, cultivos y bosques, en la era de la cuarta revolución industrial.
Palabras clave:
Soil salinity, soil mapping, crop mapping, forest diseases, UAV, internet of things, big data, data mining, cloud computing, disruptive technologies. (en).Palabras clave:
salinidad de suelos, cartografía de suelos, cartografía de cultivos, enfermedades forestales, UAV, internet de las cosas, big data, minería de datos, computación en la nube, tecnologías disruptivas. (es).Descargas
Resumen (es)
Para implementar una agricultura sostenible y un manejo racional del medio ambiente, es necesario tener un mejor conocimiento de los suelos, de los cultivos, de los bosques, del agua y de otros recursos relacionados. Esto implica, entre otros, utilizar tecnologías de última generación, como las imágenes hiperespectrales (HSI), que presentan soluciones prácticas para entender, modelar y mapear las principales características de los recursos terrestres, además, para monitorear sus dinámicas en el tiempo y en el espacio. Las HSI capturan la energía reflejada o emitida desde la superficie terrestre, en cientos de bandas estrechas y contiguas, comprendida entre las regiones visible e infrarrojo de onda corta (0.4-2.5 µm), del espectro electromagnético, situación que les permite caracterizar y diferenciar de manera más eficiente los objetos y fenómenos que se encuentran en ella. El objetivo principal de este artículo es hacer una revisión del uso que se ha hecho de las HSI en el pasado (antes del año 2011) y las tendencias en el presente y hacia el futuro (después del año 2011), para el estudio de suelos, cultivos y bosques, considerando, para el segundo período, los avances en el uso de vehículos aéreos no tripulados y los efectos de la integración de los datos hiperespectrales con las tecnologías disruptivas, productos de la cuarta revolución industrial proclamada en el año 2011, en especial con los big data, internet de las cosas, minería de datos, computación en la nube e inteligencia artificial, buscando aportar al conocimiento de los beneficios de esa integración.
Resumen (en)
To implement sustainable agriculture and rational management of the environment, it is necessary to have a better knowledge of soils, crops, forests, water and other related resources. This implies, among others, using state-of-the-art technologies, such as hyperspectral imaging (HSI), which present practical solutions to understand, model and map the main characteristics of terrestrial resources, as well as to monitor their dynamics over time and space. HSIs capture the energy reflected or emitted from the earth's surface, in hundreds of narrow and contiguous bands, between the visible and short-wave infrared regions (0.4-2.5 µm), of the electromagnetic spectrum, a situation that allows them to characterize and differentiate between more efficiently the objects and phenomena that are in it. The main objective of this article is to review the use made of HSI in the past (before 2011) and trends in the present and in the future (after 2011), for the study of soils , crops and forests, considering, for the second period, the advances in the use of unmanned aerial vehicles and the effects of the integration of hyperspectral data with disruptive technologies, products of the fourth industrial revolution proclaimed in 2011, in especially with big data, internet of things, data mining, cloud computing and artificial intelligence, seeking to contribute to the knowledge of the benefits of this Integration.
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