The goal of the project is to facilitate timely and informed agricultural decision making by developing the capability of generating and providing in-season CDL-like crop maps for CONUS through easy-to-use cyberinfrastructure. The specific objectives of this project is to 1) develop bigdata classification algorithms to automatically derive in-season CDL for CONUS; 2) enhance CropScape by implementing the algorithms as web services; and 3) migrate the enhanced CropScape to a cloud for better user support. In-season CDL means to have CDL-compatible product with reasonable accuracy at beginning of a growing season, continue to improve the product with season progress, and reach the accuracy similar to NASS CDL around early July.
FACT: MACHINE-LEARNING-BASED IN-SEASON CROP MAPPING AND ASSOCIATED CLOUDBASED BIGDATA CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT USDA NASS DECISION MAKING
Objective
Investigators
Di, L.; Yang, Zh, .; Yu, Eu, Ge.; Guo, Li, .
Institution
George Mason University
Start date
2021
End date
2024
Funding Source
Project number
VA.W-2020-08826
Accession number
1025609