Login and Registration

To access the app, log in, if you have an account, or register by entering your private or company information. Upon completion of data entry and acceptance of the terms of services, you will receive a confirmation email for account activation.

Create an organization

After logging in, first you need to create one or more organizations that will then be visible in the list.
Click on the “+ Add New” button and enter the required data (Company or Private).

Create a field

Once the organization is created, the first entity that will be found is Fields.
From the Fields panel, it is possible to see the fields created and available with an indication of the type of crop and with an image identifying its perimeter. To create a new field, simply click on “+ Field” and draw its boundary by hand, gradually adding vertices to the polygon. Once completed, click “Save” and enter the field data (name, crop type, row spacing). The row spacing should be inserted only in the case of row crops and for superintensive plantings in the case of tree crops.

Create a relief

Having created the field, the second entity that will be found is Reliefs.
To create a new Relief, go to one of the fields in the list in the Fields panel and click on “+ Relief.” The screen that will open allows you to enter the data for the Survey (phenological phase, adversity to be combated, type of sprayer, volume of the sprayer tank, recommended dose from the label and unit of measurement of the latter). Finally, you proceed directly to perform the first Acquisition by clicking on “Acquire.”
Carefully follow the directions in the tutorial in order to perform the survey and acquisitions correctly.

Create an acquisition

Having created the relief, the third entity that will be found is Acquisitions.
Once you have created the Survey and acquired the first dataset of photos, you can enter the individual survey from the Surveys panel. Within the individual survey, you can see a list of the Photographic Acquisitions made and an indication of whether or not they were uploaded to the cloud for processing or if there was any error in processing.
From the list of acquisitions, new ones can also be created by clicking on “+ Acquisition.” Going forward, an alert is displayed to warn the user that acquisitions of a single survey must necessarily complete within 3 days of the creation of the survey in order not to mix datasets acquired at different phenological stages. Continuing on, you enter the capture screen, where the smartphone/tablet camera and GPS for geolocation will be activated. By framing the part of the row/tree to be scanned and clicking on the registration button, scanning will be started: carefully follow the directions in the tutorial in order to correctly perform the scan .
Once you have finished the acquisition, click on “Save and Continue,” if you want to go on to create a new acquisition, or on “Save and Finish,” if you want to finish and return to the list of Acquisitions.

Field Panel

The individual Field panel has 3 sections: Survey, Field Data and Report.
Surveys
In this section you can see the list of surveys with date performed on the field in question and the number of acquisitions present in the individual survey.
Field data
In this section you can see the field data entered by the user when it was created, i.e., the name, crop type, row spacing (if any), field perimeter, and field area in acres.
Report
In this section it is possible to export in tabular format the results of the acquisitions made in all the surveys associated with the selected field. You can choose which reliefs to export, based on the given date. The exported excel sheet will have one page for each survey, and each page will contain a number of rows corresponding to the results of the acquisitions performed in that specific survey.

Survey Panel

The individual Survey panel has 3 sections: Acquisitions, Maps, Survey Data.
Acquisitions
In this section you can see the list of acquisitions made for the survey in question and the number of photos in the individual acquisition .

Maps
In this section you can see, download and export maps of the survey in question, which will be visible only when 5 or more acquisitions are made. They are available
the map of vegetative vigor (LAI index) and the map of optimal water dose for phytosanitary treatments in l/ha. All maps are made in 3 zones and can be exported/downloaded in .jpg, .geotiff and .shp formats.

Survey data
In this section you can see the survey data entered by the user when it was created, i.e., the phenological phase, the disease to be combated, the type of sprayer, the volume of the sprayer tank, the recommended label dose and the unit of measurement of the latter.

Acquisition Panel

The single Acquisition panel has 3 sections: Acquisition Data, Results, 3D Model.
Data Acquisition
In this section you can see the geographical location of the acquisition and upload the photo dataset to the cloud.
Results
In this section, it is possible to see the results of this acquisition: the thickness, height and volume of the part of the row/tree analyzed, the vigor parameters LAI (Leaf Area Index), LWA (Leaf Wall Area), TRV (Tree Row Volume) and the optimal dose of water for phytosanitary treatments as well as the doses of agropharmaceutical to be placed in the sprayer tank and those that will be distributed in the field.

3D Model

In this section you can view, browse and export the 3D model (point cloud) of the scanned part of the row/tree and the photos taken during the scan.

Profile, Help and Info Panels

The Profile section allows the user’s account information to be displayed, including the organizations they control and the total number of fields and surveys performed. You can select the language, change the organization if 2 or more have been created, or log out.
In the Help section you can view the tutorial, user manual and FAQs or contact us directly by email.
The About section contains information about the company Agrobit Ltd. and the iAgro app, as well as viewing the “Privacy Policy” and “Terms and Conditions.”