Identification of oppressed vegetation

Soil drying out, associated with atmospheric drought, during the growing season leads to insufficient provision of vegetation, primarily agricultural crops, to its suppression and reduction or loss of yield.

Drought causes a variety of damage to plants. If there is a lack of moisture in the soil, seeds do not germinate well and seedlings may die. Shoots are formed weak, very sparse, and shoots dry out.

IMC allows you to monitor the condition of crops and identify environmental problems in the areas under consideration.

An automated algorithm conducts a comprehensive analysis of the territory and creates a vector map with all attribute information, such as areas, descriptions of objects, coordinates, etc.