(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere
(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere
(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere
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Glossary<br />
Electromagnetic Energy. Energy that is reflected or emitted from objects in the form of electrical and magnetic waves that<br />
can travel through space.<br />
Electromagnetic Spectrum. All wavelengths of electromagnetic energy including x-rays, ultraviolet rays, invisible light,<br />
infrared light, microwaves, and radio waves.<br />
Elevation. The terrain of the land measured in feet above sea level.<br />
End-of-Pass Delay. A delay that allows any grain that passes by a yield monitor flow sensor after the combine header has<br />
been raised to be included in calculations.<br />
Enhanced Thematic Mapper (ETM). A device that senses multi spectral bands at a spatial resolution of 98 feet (30 m), a<br />
shortwave thermal band at a resolution of 394 feet (120 m), multi spectral thermal bands at a resolution of 197 feet (60 m),<br />
and a panchromatic band at a resolution of 49 feet (15 m). The ETM is scheduled to be used on LANDSAT-7.<br />
Enhanced Vegetation Map. A map produced to accentuate the small variations in the color of the crop canopy. Two<br />
enhanced vegetation maps cannot be compared since the scales on each map will be different.<br />
Export Data. The process of saving data from one program (such as JDFarm Office) into a format that another program can<br />
use. This process can create a text or graphic file.<br />
Equipment. When we say equipment, we are referring to a <strong>John</strong> <strong>Deere</strong> combine or tractor, depending on the context of the<br />
subject (planting or harvest).<br />
F<br />
Farm. In JDFarm Office, a farm is a group of fields which are located near each other. A farm may consist of one field or<br />
multiple fields. You can have many farms defined.<br />
Farm. Second level in storage hierarchy. Refers to a logical grouping of Fields. Data for a Client is stored indexed by Farm.<br />
Farm names are created by the user in the desktop software.<br />
Farm Service Agency (FSA). An agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The FSA uses aerial photography for the<br />
administration of government farm programs.<br />
Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The government agency that is responsible for enforcing communication<br />
standards and frequency band usage.<br />
Field. A field is an area of land which is physically delineated by roads, creeks, railroad tracks, etc. These field names are<br />
defined in the Setup section of JDFarm Office.<br />
Field. Third level in the storage hierarchy. A Field represents a physical plot of land. Data for a Farm is stored indexed by<br />
Field. Field names are created by the user in the desktop software.<br />
Field Area. The Area is the number of acres that are legally listed on the government land registration documents. This area<br />
will usually be larger than the area which will print on the maps and reports because it is the area of the entire plot of land -<br />
not just the tillable portion.<br />
Field Operations. Within JDFarm Office it is an all-inclusive term referring to either planting or harvesting.<br />
File Folder. Options at the top of some of the input windows appear as file folder tabs.<br />
Firmware. A computer program that drives the functionality of some electronic component.<br />
Flag. A marker used to track and analyze conditions or variables within fields. Flags are viewed on point maps and are used<br />
to compare yield in a flagged area to yield in the rest of the field where that condition does not exist.<br />
Flow Sensor. A sensor that measures the amount of material traveling through a plane per unit of time.<br />
FM Tower Correction Signal. Differential correction signal transmitted from a local tower of known location with a range of<br />
30-40 miles. One of three common types of differential correction.<br />
Frequency Modulation (FM). A method of transmitting information on radio waves by encoding the information as a change<br />
in frequency or number of cycles per second.<br />
Frequency of Coverage. A measure of how often a sensing system, such as a satellite, can be available to collect data<br />
form a particular site on the ground.<br />
G<br />
.gsb. This is the file extension for (G)reen(S)tar (B)oundary files. This file stores a polygon (corner points) of either a closed<br />
boundary line or a set of drain tile lines, depending on shape type and feature type.<br />
.gsd. This is the file extension for (G)reen(S)tar (D)ocumentation data log files.<br />
.gsy. This is the file extension for (G)reen(S)tar (Y)ield mapping data log files. GSY is generated by combines only. With