Autoria: MARTINS, J. A. C.; HIGUTI, A. Y. H.; PELLEGRIN, A. O.; JULIANO, R. S.; ARAUJO, A. M. de; PELLEGRIN, L. A.; LIESENBERG, V.; RAMOS, A. P. M.; GONÇALVES, W. N.; SANT’ANA, D. A.; PISTORI, H.; MARCATO JUNIOR, J.

Resumo: Abstract: Crop segmentation, the process of identifying and delineating agricultural fields or specific crops within an image, plays a crucial role in precision agriculture, enabling farmers and public managers to make informed decisions regarding crop health, yield estimation, and resource allocation in Midwest Brazil. The crops (corn) in this region are being damaged by wild pigs and other diseases. For the quantification of corn fields, this paper applies novel computer-vision techniques and a new dataset of corn imagery composed of 1416 256 × 256 images and corresponding labels. We flew nine drone missions and classified wild pig damage in ten orthomosaics in different stages of growth using semi-automatic digitizing and deep-learning techniques. The period of crop-development analysis will range from early sprouting to the start of the drying phase. The objective of segmentation is to transform or simplify the representation of an image, making it more meaningful and easier to interpret. For the objective class, corn achieved an IoU of 77.92%, and for background 83.25%, using DeepLabV3+ architecture, 78.81% for corn, and 83.73% for background using SegFormer architecture. For the objective class, the accuracy metrics were achieved at 86.88% and for background 91.41% using DeepLabV3+, 88.14% for the objective, and 91.15% for background using SegFormer.

Ano de publicação: 2024

Tipo de publicação: Artigo de periódico

Unidade: Embrapa Pantanal

Palavras-chave: Agricultura de Precisão, Animal behavior, Comportamento Animal, Crop damage, Dano, Drone, Fotografia, Javali, Milho, Precision agriculture, Wild boars