Control of the State of Agrocenosis and Soil Environment According to Remote Sensing Data

The work develops the theory of real-time management of agricultural technologies. This development is aimed at increasing the efficiency of this type of management. It is achieved through a deeper use of Earth remote sensing data, on the basis of which the parameters of the state of crops, weeds and the soil environment are assessed. Such assessments are formed at the onset of pre-selected phenological phases of crop development. Due to the selection of these phenophases, the growing season of the crop is divided into separate management intervals. For the end of each management interval, local management goals are preliminarily determined to ensure the achievement of the final management goal - the specified crop yield. In this case, in order to obtain a sequence of local control goals, a program control problem is first solved, based on the results of which an optimal program for the evolution of the state of crop sowing is formed from the germination phenophase to the final result. The results obtained have no analogues in modern agricultural science. #CSOC1120