Search for dissertations about: "thesis agricultural machinery"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 29 swedish dissertations containing the words thesis agricultural machinery.
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16. Vision Based Perception for Mechatronic Weed Control
Abstract : The use of computer-based signal processing and sensor technology to guide and control different types of agricultural field implements increases the performance of traditional implements and even makes it possible to create new ones. This thesis increases the knowledge on vision-based perception for mechatronic weed control. READ MORE
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17. Molecular Regulation of Bud Phenology and Vegetative Phase Change in Populus Trees
Abstract : Trees are sessile organisms that have evolved to survive and thrive in changing growth conditions. As a survival strategy they undergo massive morphological changes that can be quantified. READ MORE
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18. The triad perspective on business models for wood harvesting services : tailoring for service satisfaction within forest owners associations
Abstract : Swedish forest companies have outsourced their harvesting operations extensively to contractors. The role of these professionals is increasingly important for wood supply, especially for companies purchasing most of their wood from non-industrial private forest owners, for which harvesting is normally arranged by the company. READ MORE
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19. Harvesting in the boreal forest on soft ground : ways to reduce ground damage
Abstract : The overall aim of the studies underlying this thesis has been to acquire knowledge relating to potential methods of reducing both the amount and severity of ground damage caused by forest machinery used in the boreal forest. The work focused on technical solutions applied to the forwarders that had the potential to reduce ground damage such as rutting and soil compaction. READ MORE
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20. Understanding virulence of Heterobasidion annosum s.l., a root rot pathogen of conifers
Abstract : Heterobasidion annosum sensu lato (s.l.) species are destructive pathogens causing root and butt rot in conifers. The species complex consists of five species: H. READ MORE