I. Introduction
Rice is an important crop, whose cultivation is an important building blocks of several economies in the world. In the history of the agriculture, rice goes back to 8000 BC and even today, it keeps it's economical importance for the rural communities. Therefore, like many other crops, rice needs to be monitored frequently to optimize it's competitiveness in the global food market. Because of these reasons, there is a wealth of knowledge about rice in the literature, including it's morphology, phenology, and the impacts of environmental factors on growth. Efficient monitoring techniques such as remote sensing exist for precise agricultural monitoring.