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Climate and water

Emerging

Smart irrigation

Sensor- and model-driven irrigation scheduling that cuts water use while protecting quality.

Alternative names: smart irrigation (en)

Current rank
#9 5
Trend Score
45 35
Confidence Score
71
Independent sources
4

Confidence is not part of the Trend Score: a topic can have high momentum and low confidence.

Score component breakdown

  • Domain relevance72 × 15% = 10.8
  • Mention velocity40 × 20% = 8.0
  • Source diversity55 × 15% = 8.3
  • Freshness21 × 10% = 2.1
  • Authority and evidence44 × 10% = 4.4
  • Research momentum0 × 10% = 0.0
  • Commercial adoption50 × 10% = 5.0
  • Novelty80 × 5% = 4.0
  • Geographic spread50 × 5% = 2.5
  • Penalties−0
  • Trend Score45

Why this is trending

Rule-based, evidence-linked explanation – every statement points to its supporting sources.

No evidence in the selected period.

Score history

Mention volume

Adoption maturity

  1. Research
  2. Prototype
  3. Field trial
  4. Early commercial
  5. Scaling
  6. Established

Key organizations

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Research projects

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Companies and products

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Countries and wine regions

  • United States · 4US
  • United Kingdom · 1GB

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Evidence timeline

5 original

  1. Argentina’s INTA Releases a Digital Guide for Wine Producers

    Bing News – Vineyard Irrigation · Product launch · United States (US) · English

    Original source

  2. 🎧330: Human-Robot Collaboration for Precision Agriculture

    Wine Industry Advisor · Partnership · United States (US) · English

    Original source

  3. Sensors and drones can help farmers improve crop quality while saving water

    Phys.org – Agriculture · Article · United Kingdom (GB) · English

    Original source

  4. Frank Leeds in Napa Valley dry-farmed 250 acres of wine grapes for 25 years without irrigation; each Napa acre saved as much as 16,000 gallons of water

    Bing News – Vineyard Irrigation · Article · United States (US) · English

    Original source

  5. Venkateshh Miryalkar Spent 18 Months Building a Robot From the Chassis Up

    Bing News – Vineyard Drones & Robots · Article · United States (US) · English

    Original source
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