This inventor holds 4 USPTO granted patents and 4 published patent applications. Top assignee: The Climate Corporation. Active years: 2021-2023.
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Years Active: 2021-2023
Title: Harish Sangireddy: Agricultural Data Modeling and Digital Field Prescriptions
Introduction
Harish Sangireddy is an inventor based in San Francisco, California, with 4 patents. His disclosed work focuses on applying data processing and modeling to agricultural field conditions, including soil moisture estimation and digital agronomy maps. He works at The Climate Corporation.
Latest Patents
One of Sangireddy’s latest inventions concerns improving subfield moisture models through overland-flow modeling. The disclosed method combines precipitation and infiltration data with surface-water depth, velocity, and discharge data, along with field geometry. It uses water and wave calculations to estimate moisture levels across an agricultural field and displays those estimates as a color-coded image. The model’s output can also be supplied to farm equipment, such as seeders, planters, fertilizer spreaders, harvesters, and combines, to support field operations.
Another invention addresses digital visualization of periodically updated, in-season agricultural prescriptions. It describes generating high-resolution field maps that can be refreshed daily or on demand and can display different agronomic metrics in separate layers. The method divides a field map into grids, groups them using data about field properties, samples values from those groups, evaluates a fertility model, and interpolates results across the grids. The resulting values are presented as a visual map, with interface controls that let users select which field properties or layers to view.
Career Highlights
Sangireddy’s disclosed inventions apply computational methods to agricultural data, translating field measurements and model outputs into visual information that can inform farm management. His work includes both estimating spatial variation in soil moisture and producing updated maps of agronomic conditions.
Collaborations
Sangireddy works at The Climate Corporation. The provided information also identifies John Gates and John Browning Burdick as his coworkers, though it does not specify their roles in the cited inventions.
Conclusion
Harish Sangireddy’s patent work centers on using data models and digital visualization to help characterize agricultural fields and support informed, technology-enabled farming decisions.
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