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Mats Söderström

University lecturer, Soil nutrient cycling
Mobile phone
+46706670502
Phone
+4651167244
In my precision agriculture research, e.g. remote sensing, soil and crop sensors, soil property mapping, and drones are used. The goal is to generate knowledge for efficient agriculture. Decision support systems are important for rapid and effective transfer of research to end users.

Presentation

Worked with research, external collaboration, and activities in the field of precision agriculture since the early 1990s, while also focusing on methods to translate research into practical applications. Have initiated or been actively involved in the development of several decision support systems used in Sweden and internationally, including CropSAT (www.cropsat.com; a satellite image-based system for precision fertilization) and Markdata (www.markdata.se; a Swedish system based on digital soil maps of arable land in Sweden for precision soil management). Country representative of Sweden in the International Society for Precision Agriculture (ISPA) and serve on the European Conference for Precision Agriculture (ECPA) Program Committee.

Research projects

Research groups

Environment analysis

Working with the Digital Soil Mapping System (DSMS) – read more about DSMS in the SLU Environmental data catalogue

the Precision School - Precisionsskolan

If you want to learn, in an easy-to-understand way, the theory behind many of the concepts in precision farming, the Precision School is the right place for you. The Precision School is a project run by SLU in collaboration with various partners. In Swedish.

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