July 31, 2024
ID3A offers workshops to campus partners
Kansas State University's Institute for Digital Agriculture and Advanced Analytics, or ID3A, offered preconference workshops as part of the 16th International Conference on Precision Agriculture. The institute is interested in hosting similar workshops with campus partners in the future.
"The success of these workshops proves we are moving in the right direction," said Trevor Hefley, associate professor of statistics and a director of ID3A. "We see a need to host similar workshops at the university, promoting the interdisciplinary approach of the institute and collaborating across colleges and departments."
Below are some examples of workshops that the institute offers. Read the descriptions of the workshops.
- Agriculture Robotics 101 — "From Sub-Systems to Integration" — Ajay Sharda, Rahul Harsha Chepally, Jose Mateus and Nirajan Piya
- Bayesian Modeling for Agricultural Data — Trevor Hefley, Josefina Lacasa and Fernando Palmero
- Geographic Information Systems, or GIS, -based Spatial Interpolation Methods — Shawn Hutchinson, Trevor Hefley and Carlos Hernandez
- Object Detection 101 — A Data-to-Deployment Workshop — Brian McCornack, Brian Spiesman and Ivan Grijalva
- R Shiny Workshop — Ignacio Ciampitti, Carlos Hernandez and Gustavo Santiago
These workshops, along with others on advanced analytics, GIS and various topics in digital agriculture, are specialties of the institute.
To learn more about ID3A or to contact the institute about offering workshops, visit ID3A's website or email id3a@k-state.edu.