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Agriculture plays a dominant role in the growth of Indian economy contributing nearly 28 per cent towards Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Insect pests (14 per cent), diseases and weeds inflict enormous losses to the potential agricultural production. The yield losses due to pest population can be suppressed to be greater extent if their incidence is known well in advance so that timely adoption of remedial measures is possible. This led to a concept of „forecasting‟ which is an important component of the IPM strategy. | Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci 2018 7 3 2680-2689 EXCELLENT PUBLISHERS International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 7 Number 03 2018 Journal homepage http www.ijcmas.com Review Article https doi.org 10.20546 ijcmas.2018.703.310 Remote Sensing as Pest Forecasting Model in Agriculture D. Sudha Rani1 M.N. Venkatesh2 Ch. Naga Satya Sri2 and K. Anand Kumar2 1 Scientist laHomology Agricultural Research Station Garikapadu Krishna dt India 2Agricultural Polytechnic Garikapadu Krishna dt India Corresponding author ABSTRACT Keywords Remote sensing Forecasting model Pests Article Info Accepted 24 February 2018 Available Online 10 March 2018 Agriculture plays a dominant role in the growth of Indian economy contributing nearly 28 per cent towards Gross Domestic Product GDP . Insect pests 14 per cent diseases and weeds inflict enormous losses to the potential agricultural production. The yield losses due to pest population can be suppressed to be greater extent if their incidence is known well in advance so that timely adoption of remedial measures is possible. This led to a concept of forecasting which is an important component of the IPM strategy. Forecasting methods are based on the models that utilize data on weather parameters farmer s eye estimates agrometerological conditions remote sense crop reflectance observations etc. either separately or in an integrated manner. The visual detection of plant responses to biotic stresses with acceptable levels of accuracy precision and speed is difficult. These responses affect the amount and quality of electromagnetic radiation reflected from crop canopies. Hence remote sensing is the technique involving instruments that measure and record the changes in electromagnetic radiation and provides better means of objectively quantifying biotic stresses in comparison to visual assessment methods. In this review article briefed the concept principles and types of remote sensing with some case .
