Momtanu Chakraborty

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Dr. Momtanu Chakraborty is a leading researcher in precision agriculture and remote sensing, with a focus on developing advanced sensing technologies for orchard management. Her most-cited work, "Evaluation of mobile 3D light detection and ranging based canopy mapping system for tree fruit crops" (2019, 86 citations), exemplifies her major contribution: pioneering the use of mobile LiDAR systems to create high-resolution, three-dimensional maps of tree canopies. This innovation enables precise measurement of canopy volume, structure, and health, directly supporting data-driven decisions in fruit crop management—such as optimizing pruning, spraying, and yield estimation. By integrating LiDAR with mobile platforms, Dr. Chakraborty has significantly improved the efficiency and accuracy of crop monitoring over traditional methods. Her work has garnered substantial attention, with her key paper accumulating 86 citations, reflecting its impact on both agricultural engineering and applied remote sensing. Dr. Chakraborty’s research bridges the gap between cutting-edge sensor technology and practical agricultural needs, making her a pivotal figure in the evolution of smart farming. Her achievements continue to inspire students and researchers exploring the intersection of robotics, geospatial analysis, and sustainable agriculture.