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High-vigor vines showed greater cane length, pruning weight and clusters per vine.
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e1“high vigor showing greater cane length, pruning weight, and clusters per vine”
Title
Assessing spatial and temporal patterns of grapevine vigor and yield using satellite remote sensing
Daniel Kingsley Cudjoe; Yazhou Sun; Justin Scheiner; et al. Frontiers in Horticulture 2026. doi:10.3389/fhort.2026.1816162
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation Grapevine vigor showed significant variability within the commercial vineyard.
- Observation Spatial autocorrelation analysis showed significant positive clustering for cane length, pruning weight and clusters per vine.
- Observation Cane diameter and cluster weight showed weak spatial autocorrelation.
- Observation Grape yield and berry weight showed weak spatial autocorrelation.
- Observation Pruning weight showed the most significant relationship with grape yield.
- Method / resource PlanetScope and Sentinel-2 vegetation indices captured similar phenological patterns and spatial and temporal dynamics of grapevines.
- Method / resource PlanetScope, with its higher spatial resolution, provides greater sensitivity to subtle variability across the vineyard than Sentinel-2.
- Method / resource NDVI and EVI showed comparable performance at distinguishing spatial and temporal differences among vine vigor zones.
- Method / resource NDVI and EVI were more effective at detecting spatial and temporal vine vigor variability during mid-to-late seasons than during early seasons.
- Method / resource Vegetation indices showed strong correlations with vine vigor traits during the mid-to-late seasons.
- Method / resource Vegetation index correlations with grape yield and yield components were low.
- Recommendation The authors conclude that precision management is needed to improve vigor uniformity.