Institute of Smart Systems and Artificial Intelligence | Kazakhstan
Mr. Abylaikhan Myrzakhanov is a researcher at the Institute of Smart Systems and Artificial Intelligence, Kazakhstan, with specialization in neural networks and AI-driven intelligent sensing systems. His research focuses on the application of artificial intelligence, deep neural networks, and multispectral imaging for agricultural analytics and decision support. He has contributed to the development of AI-powered aerial imaging frameworks that integrate multispectral data with machine learning models to assess forage crop maturity with high accuracy and operational efficiency. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary impact by combining computer vision, remote sensing, and intelligent systems to address real-world challenges in precision agriculture. Through data-driven analysis and intelligent automation, his research supports sustainable agricultural practices, crop monitoring, and resource optimization, particularly in large-scale farming environments.
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Myrzakhanov, A., Baidalin, M., Rakhimzhanova, T., Akhet, A., Baidalina, S., Bogapov, I., Salikova, Z., & Varol, H. A. (2025). AI-powered aerial multispectral imaging for forage crop maturity assessment: A case study in Northern Kazakhstan. Agronomy.