Concepts and Methods of Mathematic Modelling of Plant Growth and Development. Plant Germination - Part II

• Autorzy: Sławomir Kocira

Warianty tytułu

Koncepcje i metody modelowania matematycznego procesów wzrostu i rozwoju roślin. Wschody roślin - część II

• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

Interdisciplinary nature of scientific research with regard to agriculture caused a development of mathematical modelling with regard to plant growth and development. Application of mathematical sciences in agriculture suits well the area of agricultural engineering which covers the issues related to inter alia, application of mathematical sciences. This article presents mathematical models, in which the analysed system is described with mathematical formulas. The objective of the paper was to present the current state of knowledge on mathematical methods in description and prediction of plant germination. Possibilities of the use of mathematical models and new challenges occurring in the description of plant germination were presented.(original abstract)

Interdyscyplinarność badań naukowych w zakresie rolnictwa przyczyniła się do rozwoju modelowania matematycznego w zakresie wzrostu i rozwoju roślin. Stosowanie nauk matematycznych w rolnictwie wkomponowuje się w obszar inżynierii rolniczej, która to w swoim zakresie obejmuje zagadnienia związane m.in. z zastosowaniem nauk matematycznych. W artykule tym zostały przedstawione modele matematyczne, w których analizowany system jest opisany przy zastosowaniu formuł matematycznych. Celem pracy było przedstawienie dotychczasowego stanu wiedzy na temat metod matematycznych w opisywaniu i prognozowaniu wschodów roślin. Przedstawiono możliwości wykorzystania modeli matematycznych i nowe wyzwania pojawiające się w opisie wschodów roślin.(abstrakt oryginalny)

Słowa kluczowe

EN

Computing simulation; Mathematical modeling; Agriculture

PL

Symulacje komputerowe; Modelowanie matematyczne; Rolnictwo

• Czasopismo: Agricultural Engineering
• Rocznik: 22 (2018)
• Numer: nr 3 (167)
• Strony: 21--28

Twórcy

autor

Sławomir Kocira

• University of Life Sciences in Lublin

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DOI

10.1515/agriceng-2018-0023