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Webinar: Preparing For Sowing With Satellite Solutions
On February 28, 2023, at 4 PM EET, EOS Data Analytics, a global provider of artificial intelligence-based satellite imagery analytics, will hold a free webinar in Ukrainian on the use of satellite monitoring in preparation for the sowing campaign in Ukraine.
Speakers will discuss current problems and challenges facing farmers in 2023, as well as how EOSDA’s technological solutions can help solve them. The webinar will last approximately 1.5 hours.
Representatives of agricultural holdings, agro-consultants, agronomists, farmers, and suppliers of seeds, fertilizers, agricultural machinery, and plant protection products will benefit the most from the webinar.
Registration is open
Sign upThe webinar presenters will be:
- Vitalii Vyshniak, Business Development Manager at EOS Data Analytics
- Vasyl Cherlinka, Soil Scientist at EOS Data Analytics
Speakers will discuss the following topics:
- Problems and challenges the Ukrainian farmers are facing in 2023
- The significance of soil cultivation: technological properties and parameters for assessing its condition
- How EOSDA Crop Monitoring solutions help to remotely assess the condition of the field and effectively prepare for spring tillage
- Practical applications of the EOSDA Crop Monitoring platform.
Farmers will confront a variety of new challenges during the 2023 sowing campaign because of the on-going war in Ukraine. Logistics has become more complicated, and input supply costs are rising. At the same time, the amount of fertilizer used is decreasing, which will affect productivity. Our goal here is to show that space solutions may truly help solve agricultural problems and mitigate their consequences for agribusiness.
Vitalii Vyshniak
Business Development Manager at EOS Data Analytics
Soil temperature and moisture reserves are some of the primary diagnostic indicators for determining when to sow crops. Using satellite data and the models we’ve developed, we can obtain the soil temperature profile and estimate the moisture reserves in the soils. The determination of the NDVI vegetation index value enables the assessment of the state of overwintering for winter crops and allows for more detailed planning fertilizer usage for soil nourishment. We believe that remote sensing has a number of advantages that farmers should consider when preparing for sowing.
Vasyl Cherlinka
Soil Scientist at EOS Data Analytics
Registration is open
Sign upAttendees will have the opportunity to ask the presenters questions during the Q&A session. Registered users will receive detailed instructions on how to join the event. In addition, there will be available the recording of the broadcast.
Vasyl Cherlinka has over 30 years of experience in agronomy and pedology (soil science). He is a Doctor of Biosciences with a specialization in soil science.
Dr. Cherlinka attended the engineering college in Ukraine (1989-1993), went on to deepen his expertise in agrochemistry and agronomy in the Chernivtsi National University in the specialty, “Agrochemistry and soil science”.
In 2001, he successfully defended a thesis, “Substantiation of Agroecological Conformity of Models of Soil Fertility and its Factors to the Requirements of Field Cultures” and obtained the degree of Biosciences Candidate with a special emphasis on soil science from the NSC “Institute for Soil Science and Agrochemistry Research named after O.N. Sokolovsky”.
In 2019, Dr. Cherlinka successfully defended a thesis, “Digital Elevation Models in Soil Science: Theoretical and Methodological Foundations and Practical Use” and obtained the Sc.D. in Biosciences with a specialization in soil science.
Vasyl is married, has two children (son and daughter). He has a lifelong passion for sports (he’s a candidate for Master of Sports of Ukraine in powerlifting and has even taken part in Strongman competitions).
Since 2018, Dr. Cherlinka has been advising EOSDA on problems in soil science, agronomy, and agrochemistry.
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