Abstract
This scientific article discusses the use of Earth remote sensing (ERS) to monitor crop conditions in Chui Oblast, Kyrgyzstan. Special attention is paid to the calculation of the chlorophyll index (CI) to identify nutrient deficiencies. The use of Sentinel-2 satellite data has shown the high efficiency of the method for promptly identifying problems in the fields
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