Scientific program
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| (A) Paraninfo – capacity for 700 attendees | (B) Salón de Grados – capacity for 180 attendees | (C) Economicas – capacity for 130 attendees | (D) Ciencias de la salud – capacity for 100 attendees | (E) Hall Ciencias de la salud – Poster exhibition |
Technical sessions (Thursday June 26, 2025)
8:30-9:00 Keynote Speaker KN7
60 years of innovation for more sustainable agriculture in Almería.Roberto García Torrente
Director of Sustainability and Agri-Food Development at Grupo Cajamar. Almería, Spain.TECHNICAL SESSION 01 (9:30-10:30 h)
9:30-9:45 TS01-01
Integrating extreme weather events into greenhouse climate simulations.Athanasios Sapounas
TNO, Digital Built Environment, Delft, Netherlands.9:45-10:00 TS01-02
Comparative analysis of advanced AI/data-driven and expert-driven climate control in greenhouse cherry tomato.Kenneth Tran
Koidra Inc, Seattle, United States of America.10:00-10:15 TS01-03
Impact of insect-proof nets on local climate conditions, pest spread and yield in an unheated tunnel greenhouse with a cucumber crop.Pierre-Emmanuel Bournet
L'Institut Agro 2, Angers, France.10:15-10:30 TS01-04
Quantifying the contribution of autonomous greenhouse control algorithms to net profit, crop yield and sustainability indicators.Silke Hemming
Wageningen University & Research, Business Unit Greenhouse Horticulture, Wageningen, Netherlands.TECHNICAL SESSION 02 (11:00-12:30 h)
11:00-11:15 TS02-01
AI-driven autonomous crop monitoring with multivariable data integration.Alvaro Fuentes
Jeonbuk National University, Republic of Korea.11:15-11:30 TS02-02
FertiRIEGO: decision support system to calculate irrigation and nutrient requirements for greenhouse tomato.Cecilia Berrueta
INIA Uruguay, Salto, Uruguay.11:30-11:45 TS02-03
Alternative options for the application of ion selective electrodes to optimize plant nutrition in a closed-loop soilless tomato crop.Dimitrios Savvas
Agricultural University of Athens, Laboratory of Vegetable Production, Athens, Greece.11:45-12:00 TS02-04
High tunnels extend the growing season for warm season vegetable crops in North Dakota, USA.Harlene Hatterman-Valenti
North Dakota State University, Fargo, United States of America.12:00-12:15 TS02-05
Reduction of cover whitewashing of Mediterranean solar greenhouses using soil mulching with white marble gravel and the increase in the natural ventilation surface.Francisco Domingo Molina Aiz
University of Almería – Department of Engineering, CIAMBITAL, Ctra. Sacramento s/n, 04120 Almería, Spain.12:15-12:30 TS02-06
Precision hydroponic management system based on real-time sensing of crop transpiration and nutrient compositions for closed-loop tomato cultivation.Tae In Ahn
Seoul National University, Department of Plant Science, Seoul, Republic of Korea.
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