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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
Dr. Faina Khoroshevsky
Data Scientist
Israeli Digital Agriculture Center
Ecophysiological crop modeling to match almond cultivars planting to Israel's climate.
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
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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.
Ms. Maya Lipitz
Student - MSc
Evaluating Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Leaf Area Organization and Forest Function to Thinning Treatments Using Advanced Remote Sensing
Mr. Noam Bodin
Student - Msc
Leveraging LiDAR for Digital Twin Modeling in Almond Production
Ms. Stav Gil-Bar
Student - MSc
Influence of abiotic factors on forest GPP in Pinus halepensis and P. brutia pine forests along the climate gradient in Israel
Mr. Snir Tahasa
Early almond yield forecasting by bloom mapping using aerial imagery and deep learning
Ms. Bar Naor
Using advanced AI and remote sensing tools to Build Back Better the
Western Negev for people and nature
Alumni
Student - Ph.D
Mr. Shay Adar
Using VENµS imagery for quantifying the effect of climate change on pasture quantity and quality
Student - MSc
Mr. Oren Lauterman
Incorporation of winter tree physiology into forecast models of orchards bloom and yield
Student - MSc
Mr. Yuli Shaham
Generating a high-resolution method for labile soil P using FeO-impregnated paper combined with spectroscopy
Student - MSc
Mr. Ofek Woldenberg
Using remote sensing to quantify temporal and spatial variability in tree canopy nitrogen content and their relationship to yield gap in an almond orchard
Student - MSc
Mr. Zeev Cohen
Influence of abiotic factors on forest structure and function in Pinus halepensis and P. brutia pine forests along the climate gradient in Israel
Student - MSc
Mr. Guy Sadot
Development of a LiDAR-Based Model for Monitoringthe Dynamics of Forest Structure as Influenced byThinning Treatments
Student - MSc
Mr. Avioz Dagn
Predicting of Canopy Nitrogen Content based on UAVs and Satellites Data Fusion in Citrus Orchards
Student - Ph.D
Dr. Nathan Levi (RIP)
Detection and mapping of anthropogenic effects on soil quality in drylands, using imaging spectroscopy
Student - MSc
Mr. David Abekasis
Developing a model for forecasting the effect of the climate on citrus cracking and developing a protocol to reduce the problem
Student - MSc
Mr. Stephane Razzon
Irrigation application effect on citrus cracking, and developing a protocol to reduce the problem
Student -MSc
Mr. Dolev Termin
Site-Specific Nitrogen Management in Citrus Orchard to Minimize Nitrogen Pollution
Postdoctoral fellow
Dr. Noa Hillel
Soil quality index for assessing phosphate mining restoration in a hyper-arid environment