Prof. Dr. Patrick Noack

Information Technology and IoT in Agriculture and Environment

Portrait von Patrick Noack, Professor an der HSWT.
Address
R.105
Neuseser Street 1
91732 Merkendorf
Functions
Head of the Competence Centre for Digital Agriculture
Programme Director of the Agricultural Engineering degree programme
Practical representative for the Agricultural Engineering degree programme
Digitalisation officer of the HSWT

Research projects

2023-2021

DenimeF - Detection of non-magnetic foreign bodies in the crop flow of self-propelled forage harvesters

2023-2020

DIWEDE: Reduction of chemical weed control in herb cultivation

2023-2020

Development of an automated decision-making aid for resource-saving and efficient irrigation

2022-2020

Development of a hoeing method for the control of weeds and bogweed in agricultural crops as a powerful alternative to herbicides

2022-2019

AutoDGB: Development of an automated solution for drone-assisted boning of field trials

2022-2019

Diabek: Apply, evaluate and communicate digitisation

2020-2018

Automated control of the tyre inflation pressure of agricultural tractors (ARDopt)

2019-2017

Space for Diversity (RfV)

2019-2016

AgriFusion - Generation of yield potential maps by fusion of yield mapping, remote sensing data, digital relief evaluation and management data

2015-2012

In-Field - Site-adapted N management based on site-specific information processing - System, hardware and software solution

2014-2012

GeoFarm - Development of a Cultivation Recommendation and Decision Support Procedure for Site-Specific Crop Production

2014-2011

EDAUG - Electronic Drawbar for Agricultural Machines with Environmental Sensors and Additional Geo-Information

2010-2008

EDA - Electronic drawbar for Agriculture machines

2009

Sensory technology and plant breeding

2008-2005

GEOSTEP - Geoinformation technology for site-efficient planning and control of crop production

2002-1999

Preagro I - Joint research project on information-guided crop production and precision farming

Research projects