Excerpt from Grami: A Crop Growth Model That Can Use Remotely Sensed Information
Although the grami simulation cannot demonstrate the effects of individual factors on growth, it can approximate actual crop performance using relatively simple inputs.
This tradeoff makes grami a poor prototype as a diagnostic model but a good proto type as an operational estimation model.
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