Value Creation in Smart Agriculture with Digital Twins

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Encyclopedia of Digital Agricultural Technologies

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Agriculture 4.0:

Increased digitalism applied to agriculture, driven by wide-spread adoption and availability of Internet of Things and big data

Digital Twin:

A digital representation of a unique product that comprises its selected characteristics, properties, conditions, and behaviors by means of models, information, and data (Stark and Damerau 2019).

Decision Support Tool:

A software package used to deliver actionable insights to assist with decision-making.

Internet of Things:

Small-scale, connected compute devices which use sensors and software to collect information about their surrounding environment

Remote Sensing:

Monitoring a point of interest from a distance using imagery likely collected by aircraft or satellite

The Value of Digital Twins in Smart Agriculture

Digital twins are a virtual equivalent of real-world objects, processes, or markets. The value of a digital twin is tied to its ability to behave the same as its real-world counterpart under both normal and...

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Fomiatti, B., Wysel, M. (2023). Value Creation in Smart Agriculture with Digital Twins. In: Zhang, Q. (eds) Encyclopedia of Digital Agricultural Technologies. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24861-0_273

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