MODELING OF SOIL COMPACTION AND STRUCTURAL CAPACITY FOR FIELD TRAFFICABILITY BY AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT FROM DIAGNOSIS AND PREDICTION OF SOIL AND WEATHER CONDITIONS ASSOCIATED WITH USER-PROVIDED FEEDBACK

摘要

A framework for diagnosing and predicting a suitability of soil conditions to various agricultural operations is performed in a combined, multi-part approach for simulating relationships between predictive data and observable outcomes. The framework includes analyzing one or more factors relevant to field trafficability, workability, and suitability for agricultural operations due to the effects of freezing and thawing cycles, and developing artificial intelligence systems to learn relationships between datasets to produce improved indications of trafficability, workability, and forecasts of suitability windows for a particular user, user community, farm, farm group, field, or equipment. The framework also includes a real-time feedback mechanism by which a user can validate or correct these indications and forecasts. The framework may further be configured to override one or more of the soil state assessments to ensure that indicators and forecasts are consistent with the recently-provided feedback.