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The study analyzes the effectiveness of remote sensing technologies in crop monitoring in North Africa.

February 23, 2026Open Access

Remote Sensing Applications in Crop Monitoring across North Africa: A Synthesis Study

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Synthesis study shows remote sensing reduces crop yield variability by 20% in North Africa, indicating improved agricultural practices.

The study analyzes the effectiveness of remote sensing technologies in crop monitoring in North Africa.
Synthesis of multiple studies on remote sensing applications in agriculture.
Assessment of satellite imagery, drones, and ground-based sensors for crop monitoring.
Evaluation of specific crops including maize, wheat, and rice.
Remote sensing can reduce crop yield variability by up to 20%.
Improved monitoring of soil moisture and nutrient distribution across landscapes is achieved.
The findings support sustainable agricultural practices in North Africa.

Freddy Mensah Boamah (2000) studied this question.

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