Spatio-Temporal Crop Health Assessment for the Jammu Region using Multi-Source Remote Sensing and Machine Learning

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Main Author: Verma, Divyam
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contents <div> <div>This work presents an end-to-end pipeline for spatio-temporal</div> <div>  crop health assessment in the Jammu region of India. Multi-</div> <div>  source Earth observation data Sentinel-2 surface reflectance,</div> <div>  MODIS land-surface temperature, and CHIRPS precipitation are</div> <div>  harmonised over 150 fixed sampling points to derive seven</div> <div>  vegetation and hydro-climatic features. A composite Crop Health</div> <div>  Score is modelled with classical and deep-learning regressors</div> <div>  under a strict temporal hold-out, interpreted via SHAP, and</div> <div>  extended to recursive multi-step forecasting. A Streamlit</div> <div>  application exposes the trained model for on-demand,</div> <div>  coordinate-level prediction.</div> </div>
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spellingShingle Spatio-Temporal Crop Health Assessment for the Jammu Region using Multi-Source Remote Sensing and Machine Learning
Verma, Divyam
remote sensing
precision agriculture
crop health
Sentinel-2
MODIS
CHRIPS
Google Earth Engine
Machine Learning
Jammu and Kashmir
<div> <div>This work presents an end-to-end pipeline for spatio-temporal</div> <div>  crop health assessment in the Jammu region of India. Multi-</div> <div>  source Earth observation data Sentinel-2 surface reflectance,</div> <div>  MODIS land-surface temperature, and CHIRPS precipitation are</div> <div>  harmonised over 150 fixed sampling points to derive seven</div> <div>  vegetation and hydro-climatic features. A composite Crop Health</div> <div>  Score is modelled with classical and deep-learning regressors</div> <div>  under a strict temporal hold-out, interpreted via SHAP, and</div> <div>  extended to recursive multi-step forecasting. A Streamlit</div> <div>  application exposes the trained model for on-demand,</div> <div>  coordinate-level prediction.</div> </div>
title Spatio-Temporal Crop Health Assessment for the Jammu Region using Multi-Source Remote Sensing and Machine Learning
topic remote sensing
precision agriculture
crop health
Sentinel-2
MODIS
CHRIPS
Google Earth Engine
Machine Learning
Jammu and Kashmir
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20259081