Miran Lakota

The Terminological Dictionary of Agronomy contains terms from twelve subject fields, namely agricultural economics, agrometeorology, plant protection, agricultural engineering, pasture science, soil science, arable farming, fruit growing, grassland science, landscaping, viticulture and vegetable growing. It contains 4388 terms that have a definition or guide the user of the dictionary to a preferred term. With clear and precise definitions, it provides the user with reliable terminological information on the conceptual system of agronomy and by guiding to preferred terms, it contributes to the harmonization of terminology. It is primarily aimed at experts in the field of agronomy, but is also useful for all those who deal with plant production as laymen and need reliable information on this subject field. The dictionary also contains 3994 English equivalents, which will facilitate international cooperation between experts in the field of agronomy.

The fourth industrial revolution, which has begun couple of years ago, covers not only "smart" and interconnected machines and systems. It also coincides with further discoveries in various areas, from determining the genome sequence to nanotechnology and from renewable sources to quantum computing. The correlation between these technologies and their interaction in the physical, digital and biological field is what makes the fourth industrial revolution significantly different from the previous ones. The events should be faster, more extensive and radical, which will require the transformation of entire systems through (and within) countries, businesses, industries and society as a whole. We are already talking about switching from financing innovative projects to Comprehensive Innovation Ecosystems (AKIS). The paper describes some important research work from the field of automatization and digitalization of slovenian agriculture.

ISHS VII International Symposium on Modelling in Fruit Research and Orchard Management APPLICATION OF THERMAL IMAGING FOR VISUALIZATION OF HIGH DENSITY ORCHARDS AND COUNTING APPLE FRUITS