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AI-Based Soil Health Monitoring Using Remote Sensing and Deep Learning

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agriculturegeospatial

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paper
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Res
Éditeur:
Che
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Zenodo
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Soil health is a critical component of sustainable agriculture and environmental management. Traditional soil monitoring methods are labor-intensive, time-consuming, and spatially limited. The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly deep learning, with remote sensing technologies offers scalable and cost-effective solutions for real-time, high-resolution soil health assessment. AI-based models can process large volumes of multi-spectral and hyperspectral imagery to predict soil properties such as organic matter content, moisture levels, pH, salinity, and nutrient availability. This paper explores the foundational technologies behind AI-powered soil monitoring systems, including satellite data acquisition, image preprocessing, and neural network architectures. It discusses use cases in precision agriculture, land degradation assessment, and climate-resilient farming. Real-world applications from agricultural regions in Africa, Asia, and North America are examined. Ethical considerations, including data access equity and environmental sustainability, are analyzed. The paper also outlines technical challenges such as model generalization, sensor calibration, and ground-truthing. Future directions include the development of federated learning for soil data, AI-integrated decision support systems, and soil microbiome analysis. AI-enabled soil health monitoring is set to transform agricultural practices by enabling proactive, data-driven land management strategies.

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computer vision

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