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Analogues
• Who we are?
– Andy Jarvis (lead scientist)
a.jarvis@cgiar.org
– David Arango (lead developer)
d.arango@cgiar.org
– Flora Mer (FOTF-CIAT contact)
f.mer@cgiar.org
– Julian Ramirez (co-developer)
j.r.villegas@cgiar.org
Please contact us if you have problems with using it, if
you want support, or if you want additional information
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Guiding principles and final
aims
• Facilitate farmer-to-farmer exchange of
knowledge
• Permit validation of computational
models and trialing of new technologies
and techniques
• Learning from history
• Ground climate change impacts and
adaptation studies
• Quantify the real effects of uncertainty
in the process of adaptation
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The principle
• Differences in agricultural systems are related
to climates –hence we can transfer
technologies that work if climates are similar
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Possible analogues
BACKWARD
OTHER SITE (s)
MY SITE (current)
(future)
• Where can I find the future climate of my site today?
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Possible analogues
FORWARD
OTHER SITE (s)
MY SITE (future)
(current)
• Where can I find the present climate of my site in the
future?
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Possible analogues
NONE
OTHER SITE (s)
MY SITE (current)
(current)
• Where can I find the present climate of my site in the
world currently?
Of course have to take in account socio-economic parameters, soil, agronomic parameters. We can not do the farmer exchange by doing only climate analogues