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In the ever-evolving landscape of digital transactions, credit card fraud remains a persistent thorn in the side of financial institutions and businesses alike. A recent study led by Md. Alamin Talukder from the Department of Computer Science and Eng

In a groundbreaking study that could reshape the agricultural landscape in South Africa, researchers have delved into the digitalization of Proactive Land Acquisition Strategy (PLAS) farms. Led by Sukoluhle Mazwane from the Digitalization Gaps in South African Farms Highlight Need for Innovation Read More »

In a recent study published in the ‘Journal of Kirkuk University for Agricultural Sciences’, researchers have turned the spotlight on the groundwater quality in Kirkuk Governorate, Iraq, a region where agriculture is a lifeline for many. The research

Groundwater is a lifeline for agriculture, industry, and even our daily lives, and recent advancements in geospatial techniques are shining a light on how we can better tap into this vital resource. A recent study led by Dhahir Ali from the Departmen

In a world where climate change is no longer a distant concern but an everyday reality, farmers are grappling with the impacts of extreme weather on their crops. A recent study led by Zheng Yanjiao from the Collaborative Innovation Center on Forecast

In a groundbreaking study that could reshape the pecan industry in China, researchers have harnessed the power of the maximum entropy model (MaxEnt) to assess climate suitability for pecan cultivation in Yunnan Province. The work, led by Cheng Jinxin

In a groundbreaking leap for agricultural technology, researchers have unveiled AgrUNet, a sophisticated multi-GPU UNet-based model designed to revolutionize crop classification using satellite data. Spearheaded by Andrea Miola from the AgrUNet Transforms Crop Classification with Advanced Satellite Technology Read More »

In the coastal heart of Tamil Nadu, where agriculture thrives amidst the lush delta landscape, a looming crisis is casting a long shadow over farmers and their livelihoods. Recent research, spearheaded by Mohamed Tharik from the Department of Chemist

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, Florida’s citrus producers are stepping into a new age of farming with the adoption of precision agriculture techniques. This innovative approach, often referred to as site-specific crop management (SSCM

In a groundbreaking study out of Sicily, researchers are harnessing the power of geospatial modeling to unlock the hidden potential of biomass production from citrus crops. This innovative approach could have far-reaching implications for the agricul