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Computational Models

Graph of sunset and sunrise times overlayed with photoperiod length.

Cells, Genes & Molecules

Modeling the circadian clock

A novel circadian clock model based on real-world clocks delivers simplicity, entrainment, reliability, and accuracy.

Rachel Shekar · 13 Aug 2021

The future of digital technologies for crops

Computational Models

The future of digital technologies for crops

Cyber physical technologies such as earth observation and biophysical crop modelling can play a major role in production, sustainability, and profitability of production systems in the face of climate change.

Rachel Shekar · 10 Aug 2021

What drives plant diversity?

Computational Models

What drives plant diversity?

Computer simulations confirm that plant diversity can be explained by three assumptions.

Rachel Shekar · 6 Aug 2021

Pulling trees from clouds with mobile laser scanning

Computational Models

Pulling trees from clouds with mobile laser scanning

A new algorithm offers to take up the hard work of turning data points into tree models.

Alun Salt · 30 Jul 2021

Human assistance is still needed for measuring trees with laser scans

Computational Models

Human assistance is still needed for measuring trees with laser scans

Every day, it seems that scientists publish a new technology or algorithm. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are all powerful tools that can help people worldwide

Juniper Kiss · 9 Jun 2021

From branches to entire trees and forests: a new laser scanning-based model improves estimations

Computational Models

From branches to entire trees and forests: a new laser scanning-based model improves estimations

New laser technology can measure faster and more accurately.

Juniper Kiss · 4 Jun 2021

Sub-lethal pesticides might still kill ecosystems

Computational Models

Sub-lethal pesticides might still kill ecosystems

The damage caused by sub-lethal pesticides to pollinators may show up first in plants, not bees.

Alun Salt · 21 May 2021

A more realistic model of sucrose accumulation in sugarcane

Computational Models

A more realistic model of sucrose accumulation in sugarcane

Detailed kinetic modelling of sucrose translocation and metabolism captures the spatio-temporal evolution of the advection-diffusion-reaction system.

Rachel Shekar · 30 Apr 2021

Man vs machine: Which model is superior at predicting phenology?

Computational Models

Man vs machine: Which model is superior at predicting phenology?

A comparison of the performance of knowledge-based models, data-driven machine-learned models, and an ensemble of both.

Rachel Shekar · 24 Mar 2021

Evaluating yield components leads to yield improvement

Computational Models

Evaluating yield components leads to yield improvement

Yield dissection models in tomato identify promising yield components and corresponding QTLs.

Rachel Shekar · 19 Mar 2021

Is there a yield cost for limiting water loss during the hot hours of the day in wheat?

Computational Models

Is there a yield cost for limiting water loss during the hot hours of the day in wheat?

Evaluating how limited transpiration at high evaporative demand affect grain yield across Australia using computer models.

Rachel Shekar · 10 Mar 2021

Modelling the potential of soybean cropping in Northern European regions

Computational Models

Modelling the potential of soybean cropping in Northern European regions

Soybean is not commonly grown in Northern Europe, but can it be, and how?

Rachel Shekar · 5 Mar 2021

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