Call for Papers: Special Issue on Agricultural Sensors

 Agricultural sensors, as the source of information in smart agriculture, are the core technology of smart agriculture and play a vital role in acquiring information and intelligent control, which is essential in promoting agricultural development. This special issue is aimed at agricultural sensors, gathering the latest research work in this area. The special issue focuses on five major themes, including agricultural envi#ronment sensors, animal and plant sensors, agricultural product quality and safety sensors, and miniaturization and chipization of agricultural sensors. The call for papers includes but is not limited to the following fields:


 • Sensitive materials for agricultural sensors

 • New sensing mechanisms for agricultural objects

 • Intelligent signal processing of agricultural sensors

 • Agricultural wireless sensor networks


Manuscript submission information


The submission portal will be available on 31-May-2023;

The deadline for submission: 31-December-2023;


You are invited to submit your manuscripts through the Editorial Manager (EM) System: https://www.editorialmanager.com/eng/default1.aspx 


Please refer to the Guide for Authors to prepare your manuscript, and select the article type of “SI: Agricultural Sensors” when submitting your manuscript online.


Both the Guide for Authors and the submission portal could be found on the Journal Homepage here: https://www.elsevier.com/journals/engineering/2095-8099/guide-for-authors.



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