Dr. Train Paz-Kagan
Principal investigator (PI)
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The Remote Sensing and Agroinformatics Laboratory|
French Associates Institute for Agriculture and Biotechnology of Drylands| The Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research| Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel School of Sustainability and Climate Change | Chair of the Sonnenfeldt-Goldman Career Development for Desert Research
Current Team
Mr. Vladimir Alexandroff
Lab Engineer
Developing a system for near-real-time mapping of agricultural crops
Dr. Vladislav Moshe Dubinin
Postdoctoral fellow
Towards Precision Modeling of Tree Water Status: Advanced Remote Sensing Applications in Forest and Orchard Systems
Mr. Iaroslav Grozdov
Student - Ph.D
Using remote sensing for precise nitrogen fertilization to estimate the spatial variability in yield and fruit quality in avocados
Mr. Lior Fine
Student - Ph.D
Developing a system for near-real-time mapping of agricultural crops
Mr. Avrodeep Paul
Student - Ph.D
Utilizing advanced earth observation systems to assess the effects of land use and climate change on soil erosion risk
Mr. Kai Zhang
Student - Ph.D
Development of an Almond Tree Digital Twin Model
Mr. Noam Efrat
Student - MSc
Assessing the spatiotemporal variations in canopy water content using multisensory imagery and testing its link to yield gap in an almond orchard
Mr. Gome Shalvi
Student - MSc
Smart irrigation and fertilization with new plantation of mixed forest on Mount Gilboa
Ms. Nechama Zipora Brickner
Student - MSc
Crops Mapping in Near Real-Time Using Satellite Remote Sensing and Machin Learning Approach
Mr. Adi Edry
Student - MSc
Developing a segmentation approach based on high-resolution imagery for near-real-time mapping of crops
Mr. Avi Tolnov
Student - MSc
Developing a classification approach for near-real-time mapping of crops
Ms. Yuval Tenenboim
Student - MSc
Estimation of yield and yield losses in pomegranate orchards using AI approach
Mr. Paz Adziashvili
Student - MSc
CrackSense- High throughput real-time monitoring and prediction of fruit cracking by utilizing and upscaling sensing and digital data technologies in grape wine
Mr. Tom Collier
Student - MSc
Using imaging spectroscopy for detecting and mapping soil rehabilitation in a Zin mining area
Mr. Yaniv Sevil
Student - MSc
CrackSense- High throughput real-time monitoring and prediction of fruit cracking by utilizing and upscaling sensing and digital data technologies in Citrus
Mr. Tal Shahar
Student - MSc
Enhancing Springtime Heat Stress Tolerance in Avocado Trees with Gibberellin Treatments.