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Stable high yielding zones occupied 6.5% of cropland.
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e0“Stable high yielding zones accounted for only 6.5% of the cropland”
Title
Assessment of yield stability patterns using sentinel-2 over a 7-year period
Svetlana Košánová; Andrej Halabuk; Pavol Kenderessy; et al. Geocarto International 2025. doi:10.1080/10106049.2025.2532529
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- Method / resource The assessment identified stable high, medium and low productivity zones and unstable zones.
- Observation Unstable yield zones occupied almost 47% of cropland.
- Observation The map showed fine-scale parcel variation and trends associated with climate and elevation gradients.
- Method / resource XGBoost distinguished stable high from low yield zones with AUC 0.86.
- Observation Elevation, topsoil reflectance, topography and field size were key predictors of the yield zone classes.