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The Australian Bureau of Statistics introduced experimental irrigation-water estimates combining satellite observations and environmental models, with a methodological break from earlier survey-based figures that limits direct historical comparisons.
Charles Sturt University has developed SkyEye, a drone-based monitoring system that analyses farm imagery and provides alerts intended to help growers identify crop stress, pests and irrigation problems.
The United States, Japan, India and Australia established a framework for joint research on AI, sensors and robotics, aiming to strengthen agricultural resilience across the Indo-Pacific.
CSIRO’s August 2023 update described a Goanna Ag partnership using sensors and machine learning for irrigation scheduling, including early tomato trials and further plans to broaden monitoring options.
Australian cotton researchers are combining aerial sensing methods to distinguish crop performance and disease stress that ordinary photographs can miss.
