TAP Satellite Imagery Add-on
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TAP Satellite Imagery Add-onDigital Farm Management FIELDS Management Zone Auto-generated Assign rate Satellite Image Insert rate Zone 2 Insert rate UA. Zone 4 Insert rate Satellite imaging measures crop and field health for relevant insights that lower your risk

Imagery types for vigor, chlorophyll and moisture Lower Your Risk with Satellite Imagery High-resolution (10 meter-spatial) imagery delivered every five days Satellite imaging measures crop and field health for relevant insights that lower your risk. Our technology provides active monitoring and a record to track development. Solutions apply indices, in-season or out-of-season to analyze field conditions and aid impactful decisions. You can use satellite imagery to guide key applications throughout the crop cycle, such as spray or harvest timing. It can also support strategic crop...

Topcon Offers a Variety of Indices for Deep Insight Vigor (Crop Health) SAVI (Soil Adjusted Vegetation Index) Index driven by plant density; adjusted for soil reflectance and bare soil. Considerations: Adjusts for soil reflectance. OSAVI is better adjusted for soil reflectance in various canopy cover scenarios. OSAVI (Optimized Soil Adjusted Vegetation Index) Index driven by plant density; adjusted for soil reflectance and bare soil. Considerations: Adjusts for soil reflectance, better than SAVI. In situations of no or inconsistent crop canopy density, OSAVI works better than SAVI. NDVI...

While every growing cycle varies upon conditions, including crop, soil, and weather; this is a general guide. Weak Canopy Strong Canopy High Soil Reflectance Early Mid Late Early Mid Late Maturity Vegetation Vegetation Vegetation Reproductive Reproductive Reproductive SAVI OSAVI NDVI GNDVI WDRVI LAI TCARI TCARI:OSAVI NDMI NMDI The Topcon Agriculture Platform (TAP) provides an easy-to-use tool to analyze imagery in high-resolution visualization layers, including clear data management and navigation functionality. Growth stages and weather information and general field perspective are crucial...