DOI: https://doi.org/10.36719/2707-1146/62/37-43
The Impact of Modern Agrotechnical Practices Based on Intelligent Agriculture Systems on Plant Quality Indicators
Ali Muradli 
Abstract. Within the framework of agronomic approaches, digital tools such as GPS, drones, and high-resolution satellite imagery play a crucial role in the zonation of plantations and in the management of fields according to their microeconomic characteristics. Modern IoT-based smart gateway systems facilitate the collection of environmental data including solar radiation, temperature, relative humidity, and other factors through integrated ecological sensors and monitoring devices. By leveraging “EDGE Computing” technologies, these systems enable on-site preliminary processing of collected data, ensuring its rapid transmission via wireless communication and accelerating decision-making processes. Consequently, agricultural enterprises gain the capacity for more precise and flexible control over production processes. For the storage and processing of collected data, cloud-based storage solutions and virtual server infrastructures are employed. This technological framework allows for the analysis of large datasets, thereby supporting the comparative study of the growth environments of various crops, including grapevine varieties.
Keywords: ıntelligent agriculture, agronomic practices, GPS and drone technologies, fertigation, artificial intelligence, morphometric, photosynthetic