Sensing Technology / Patents
FIELD of VIEW (505 and Pocket Sensor)
FIELD of View NTech, Greenseeker
1. History of Optical Sensing at Oklahoma State
2. Increasing NUE with Precision Agriculture
3. Hand-held GreenSeeker Sensors Commercially available
4. Alternative Uses of the Hand-Held Sensor
5. Analysis of Wet vs Dry Soil Readings
6. Dirty Lenses from soil and fertilizer. How does this affect the Sensor?
7. CIMMYT Hand_Held Sensor Project, Erna Lukina, 1999
1. Raun, W.R., G.V. Johnson, J.B. Solie, and M.L. Stone. 2003. Process for in-season fertilizer nitrogen application based on predicted yield potential. US Patent No. 6,601,341 B2. Issued, August 5, 2003.
2. Stone, M.L., D. Needham, J.B. Solie, W.R. Raun, and G.V. Johnson. 2003. Optical spectral reflectance sensor and controller. US Patent No. 6,596,996 B1, Issued July 22, 2003.
3. Raun, W.R., G.V. Johnson, J.B. Solie, and M.L. Stone. 2004. A process for in-season fertilizer nitrogen application based on predicted yield potential. U.S. Patent. 10,195,138. (CIP of U.S. Patent 6,601,341).
4. Raun, W.R., G.V. Johnson, J.B. Solie, M.L. Stone, K.W. Freeman. 2005. Use of within-field-element-size CV for improved nutrient fertilization in crop production. US Patent No. 10,801,563 (Allowed).
5. Raun, W.R., G.V. Johnson, J.B. Solie, and M.L. Stone. April 19, 2005. A process for in-season fertilizer nitrogen application based on predicted yield potential. U.S. Patent. 6,880,291.
6. Stone,
M.L., D. Needham, J.B. Solie. W.R. Raun, and G.V. Johnson. 2005. Optical
Spectral Reflectance Sensor and Controller. U.S. Patent. 6,855,933,
Cont. of 6,596,996.
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