The aerial pesticide application assumes remarkable weightiness, especially in agricultural contexts, characterized by immediate interventions hardly executable through the traditional spraying techniques. The Unmanned Aerial Vehicles are versatile and easy to manage technology, capable to perform pesticide application on small and hardly attainable land parcels thanks to a specific crop spraying system. The opportunity to plan automatic flights allows performing an accurate application, optimize the quantity of pesticide applied and limit the contact between the operator and the toxic product. The objective of work was to develop a small pesticide spraying system (<1 kg weight payload), with the purpose to install it on board of a commercial drone, Phantom 4 pro DJI© (with a maximum payload of 3.0 kg), in order to demonstrate his potential for manage commercial bio-pesticide on horticultural crops.

Development and Implementation of an Ultra-Low Volume (ULV) Spraying Equipment Installed on a Commercial UAV / Sassu, Alberto; Ghiani, Luca; Pazzona, Antonio; Gambella, Filippo. - 67:67(2020), pp. 563-571. ( Innovative Biosystems Engineering for Sustainable Agriculture,Forestry and Food Production, Potenza/Matera, University of Basilicata, September 12-13, 2019) [10.1007/978-3-030-39299-4_62].

Development and Implementation of an Ultra-Low Volume (ULV) Spraying Equipment Installed on a Commercial UAV

Alberto Sassu
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
;
Luca Ghiani
Conceptualization
;
Antonio Pazzona
Visualization
;
Filippo Gambella
Supervision
2020-01-01

Abstract

The aerial pesticide application assumes remarkable weightiness, especially in agricultural contexts, characterized by immediate interventions hardly executable through the traditional spraying techniques. The Unmanned Aerial Vehicles are versatile and easy to manage technology, capable to perform pesticide application on small and hardly attainable land parcels thanks to a specific crop spraying system. The opportunity to plan automatic flights allows performing an accurate application, optimize the quantity of pesticide applied and limit the contact between the operator and the toxic product. The objective of work was to develop a small pesticide spraying system (<1 kg weight payload), with the purpose to install it on board of a commercial drone, Phantom 4 pro DJI© (with a maximum payload of 3.0 kg), in order to demonstrate his potential for manage commercial bio-pesticide on horticultural crops.
2020
Inglese
Springer
In: Coppola A., Di Renzo G., Altieri G., D'Antonio P. (eds) Innovative Biosystems Engineering for Sustainable Agriculture, Forestry and Food Production. MID-TERM AIIA 2019. Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering, vol 67. Springer, Cham
Innovative Biosystems Engineering for Sustainable Agriculture,Forestry and Food Production, lnternational Mid-Term Conference 2019 AIIA. Potenza/Matera 12-13 September 2019
Contributo
Innovative Biosystems Engineering for Sustainable Agriculture,Forestry and Food Production,
67
67
563
571
9
978-3-030-39298-7
978-3-030-39299-4
Springer
Svizzera
SVIZZERA
Esperti anonimi
September 12-13, 2019
Potenza/Matera, University of Basilicata,
Internazionale
Sprayer system; UAV; Ultra-Low-Volume; Water sensitive papers
No
Development and Implementation of an Ultra-Low Volume (ULV) Spraying Equipment Installed on a Commercial UAV / Sassu, Alberto; Ghiani, Luca; Pazzona, Antonio; Gambella, Filippo. - 67:67(2020), pp. 563-571. ( Innovative Biosystems Engineering for Sustainable Agriculture,Forestry and Food Production, Potenza/Matera, University of Basilicata, September 12-13, 2019) [10.1007/978-3-030-39299-4_62].
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