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Funded Research

CPS:Medium:Multimodal Sensing for Early Detection and Real-Time Correction of Water Stress and Nutritional Needs in Plants

Sponsored by US Dept. of Agriculture (USDA) - National Institute of Food and Agriculture

Michael Daniele
Alper Yusuf Bozkurt
Edgar J Lobaton

Project runs from 09/01/2018 to 08/31/2021
$956,930

Recent developments in miniature, low-power wireless sensors has provided systems capable of long-term deployment and continuous operation. Plant sciences will be benefited by the application of such a tailored suite of sensors, in which the output data will inform real-time changes to growth conditions in order to minimize cost and maximize yield. This proposal develops a physical and computational framework that will determine the necessary suite of plant physiology sensors and uses the collected data to model the complex interactions between phenotypical response and growth conditions. The contributions of this award will facilitate the broad adoption of new plant physiology sensors and analytic platforms for plant/crop management.

Edgar Lobaton

Edgar Lobaton

Associate Professor

 Engineering Building II (EB2) 2062
  ejlobato@ncsu.edu
  Website
Michael Daniele

Michael Daniele

Associate Professor

 Engineering Building II (EB2) 2068
  mdaniel6@ncsu.edu
  Website
  @BiointerfaceLab
Alper Bozkurt

Alper Bozkurt

Professor

 Engineering Building II (EB2) 3070
  aybozkur@ncsu.edu
  Website

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