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The place of complementary system approaches to simulation models, calibration and evaluation concepts |
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Introducing a variety of models (physical, mathematical, conceptual and diagrammatic) and other concepts of models classification |
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Introducing the components of a crop simulation model and its construction steps |
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Terminology (types of variables, statistics, parameters, etc.) |
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Concepts of phenology modeling (temperature, day length and vernalization) |
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Modeling germination and emergence using the concept of thermal time (thermal time models) |
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Photothermal-based modeling in day-sensitive crops |
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Introducing leaf area modeling methods in crops (1) |
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Construction of leaf area sub-model and Light extinction analysis and quantification in crop Canopies (2) |
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Concepts of dry matter modeling based on integrated process oriented and black-box models |
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Dry matter sub-model construction-1 (Radiation model) |
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Dry matter sub-model construction-2 (Farction of absorbed radiation) |
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Grain yield modeeling using harvest index |
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An Introduction to the Necessity, Role, and Importance of Models and Their Position in Systemic Approaches |
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Project construction |
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Practical work on the project-3 |
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Modeling germination and emergence using the concept of thermal time (thermal time models)-2 |
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Familiarity with the product of satellite images to extract the leaf surface index |
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Practical work on the project-1 |
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Practical work on the project-2 |
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Practical work on the project-4 |
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Practical work on the project-5 |
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Conclusion |
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