Simulating and visualising spray deposition on plant canopies

Authors:
Jim Hanan;Michael Renton;Emily Yorston
Affiliations:
University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia;University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia;University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
Venue:
Proceedings of the 1st international conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques in Australasia and South East Asia
Year:
2003

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Original article: Modelling water droplet movement on a leaf surface

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Abstract

Modelling and visualisation can provide valuable insights into the chaotic system in operation when farmers spray their crops. L-system models of maize plant development provide a platform for simulation of spray dynamics in the crop. Particle systems capture spray droplet flight, impact and splash. Visualisations will lead to better understanding of the spray-canopy interface.