Viticoltura: dati satellitari e sensori al suolo per scegliere le aree per i nuovi impianti
🌱 Climate change is impacting viticultural practices, with consequences like drought, hail, and diseases challenging the traditional management of vineyards. To adapt, winemakers are increasingly relying on technological and data-driven approaches to select soils, grape varieties, and rootstocks for new vineyard plantations. Satellite imagery and ground sensors provide multispectral data for detailed analysis of soil moisture content, topography, and vegetative vigor. Public data from weather stations and soil maps help project climate evolution, while global climate models like those from the IPCC predict future environmental conditions, aiding in the long-term sustainability planning for specific grape varieties. Technology aids in reducing investment risks by enabling more informed decision-making in viticulture.
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