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At the 2016 Irrigation Association’s Annual Meeting and Trade Show, the Hawk-Eye™ System concept was judged to be a Home Run by a panel of irrigation experts.
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Hawk-Eye™ Systems
Using Hawk-Eye & EYAS Remote Sensing Camera Sets
Hawk-Eye™ & EYAS measures the canopy color and temperature.
You see the image data.
Hawk-Eye™ computes critical indices and reports it to you.
It gives plants a voice you will understand!
Tell it what you want to know. It alerts the critical information to mobile devices when those parameters are met.
Basis for Success:
The agronomic feasibility of measuring a crop’s canopy to determine health and water status is rooted in research and experimentation since Dr. Ray D. Jackson started using thermography in 1981. Since then, a number or researchers including Karcher , Ben Gal , and Costa have shown its value.
Itri Corporation’s Hawk-Eye™ is the first to put academic studies into an affordable system for operational use.
Hawk-Eye™ and EYAS Systems are built to address your needs to target resources (time and money)
and keep player and spectator experiences at the highest level.
Precision Scouting
Pest
Disease
Shade
Traffic
Stress
Drainage
Precision Application of Treatments (only treat where needed)
Target Herbicides and Pesticides and Nutrients
Variable Applicate of Fertilization
Variable Applicate of PGRs
Guide Syringing
Guide Organic Material Remediation
Irrigation
Check Drainage and Irrigation Uniformity
Manage Water Quality (know when to flush alkaline water)
Guide Irrigation with Prescriptions, zone-by-zone
Use Deficit Irrigation for Beneficial Stress
Manage Use of Other Tools and Measure Results
Light Augmentation
Manage Hydronics
Fan Placement/Aim, Manage Use
Top Dressing and Aeration
Early ID & Remediation of Winterkill
For Synthetic Turf
Hawk-Eye™'s Heat Exhaustion Caution will alert you when playing conditions are dangerous
Manage Infill
See below the carpet at night to check for wear and tear.
Directed by you, left to operate autonomously, when and where you need it, for real-time imaging, data acquisition, and alerting.
All Hawk-Eye™ Systems Come With Installation and Training Support:
Operator and maintenance training on delivery.
Routine tech support by phone and on-site support if needed.
Refresher and new operator training.
These Divisions of ItriCorp use Hawk-Eye™ and EYAS Imaging Systems.
If Galileo Galilee were alive today, He would give the design and deployment of the Hawk-Eye™ Remote Sensing Systems two thumbs up.
Jackson, RD, Idso, SB, Reginato, RJ, Pinter, PJJ, Canopy temperature as a crop water stress indicator, Water Resources Research, Volume 17, Issue 4, 1981
Karcher, Douglas E. and Richardson, Michael D., Dep. of Horticulture, Univ. of Arkansas, Quantifying Turfgrass Color Using Digital Image Analysis, Crop Science, 43:943–951, 2003
Ben-Gal, Alon, Agam,Nurit, Alchanatis, Victor, Cohen, Y, Evaluating water stress in irrigated olives: correlation of soil water status, tree water status, and thermal imagery, Irrigation Science 27(5):367-376, April 2009
Costa, J. Miguel, Grant, Olga M., M. Chaves, Manuela, Thermography to explore plant–environment interactions, equation (5), Journal of Experimental Botany, Volume 64, Issue 13, 1 October 2013, Pages 3937–3949
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