CropScape – Estimating acreage of crop types and spatial distribution using satellite imagery with National Agricultural Statistics Services. Drought – Minimizing the impact of drought by analyzing the spatial distribution of rainfall and real-time sensors like SMAP, SMOS, and synthetic aperture radar.Ģ7. Versatile Soil Moisture Budget – Simulating soil moisture conditions of cropland areas taking into account evapotranspiration, rainfall, runoff, and other factors.Ģ6. Farm Preservation – Establishing farm priority zones by analyzing the local farming landscape and constructing criteria for high-quality farming areas.Ģ5. Irrigation – Capturing irrigation infrastructure for land management decisions more than two-thirds of the world’s freshwater withdrawals are for irrigating crops.Ģ4. Agriculture Revenue – Determining the Effective Opportunity Cost relating to deforestation and potential agricultural revenue with IDRISI GeOSIRIS for REDD.Ģ3. Agricultural Pollution – Quantifying the impacts on climate and the environment from agricultural pollution.Ģ2.
Ranch Pasture Management – Collecting soil types, fence lines, roads, and other data for better management for more meaningful reports and maps.Ģ1. Agriculture Capability – Classifying the varying potential for agricultural production using the Canadian Land Inventory.Ģ0.
Erosion-Productivity Impact Calculator (EPIC) – Prioritizing cropland conservation program implementations through “Model Simulation of Soil Loss, Nutrient Loss, and Change in Soil Organic Carbon Associated with Crop Production”.ġ9. ( Satellite Image Corporation AgroWatch Green Vegetation Index)ġ8. Crop Productivity – Calibrating crop productivity using indices like Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) to estimate global crop productivity. Crop Resilience to Climate Change – Adapting to climate change and shifting weather patterns by promoting the continued health of your fields.ġ7. Agromap – Breaking down primary food crops by sub-national administrative districts and aggregating by crop production, area harvested, and crop yields.ġ6. Hunger Map – Raising awareness about global hunger and places that are in need.ġ5. Historical Agricultural Land – Plotting the historical and future farming trends served.ġ4. Water Stress – Balancing the ratio of local withdrawal (demand) over the available water (supply).ġ3. Crop Assimilation Model – Simulating soil, water, and crop processes to better understand crop productivity and monitoring using the Crop Assimilation Model tool in GRASS GIS.ġ2.
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Future Food Demand – Diagnosing the future food demand and planning how to fulfill the needs of a growing and increasingly affluent population.ġ1. Machine Performance – Logging geographic coordinates of agricultural machinery in a farm field to better understand the spatial variability cost of field operation and machinery performance.ġ0. Plant Hardiness – Defining distinct boundaries in which plants are capable of growing as defined by climatic conditions.ĩ. Agri-tourism – Navigating through crop mazes with GPS receivers in the developing field of agri-tourism.Ĩ. Current Food Security – Safeguarding food insecure populations by establishing underlying causes through satellite, mobile-collected, and GIS data storage.ħ. Real-time Crop Yields – Shifting to real-time crop monitoring and targeted, automated responses with drones and precision watering sensors.Ħ. 3D Scanners for Biomass – Measuring with laser accuracy 3D biomass using the FARO scanner.ĥ. Swiss Alps Farming – Cultivating south-facing slopes in the Swiss Alps using aspect data because it shelters from cold and dry winds which is critical to successful crop growth.Ĥ. Disease Control – Combating the spread of pests by identifying critical intervention areas and efficient targeting control interventions.ģ. Precision Farming – Harvesting more bushels per acre while spending less on fertilizer using precision farming and software. GIS student project ideas, GIS case studies, GIS projects, GIS uses – From over 50 industries, this jam-packed guide of 1000 GIS applications will open your mind to our amazing planet and its interconnectivity. One year in the making, these are some of your favorite GIS applications you haven’t heard of yet: Looking to diversify your business and services? Read the list. Paralyzed when someone asks what GIS can really do? Read the list. Struggling to find GIS projects for you or your students? Read the list. Superpower Your Data with these 1000 GIS Applications & Uses
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