OPEN SOURCE GEOPROCESSING TOOLS AND METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE DATA FOR CROP RISK ZONES MONITORING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
AUTHORS T. De Filippis, L. Rocchi, P. Vignaroli, M. Bacci, V. Tarchiani and E. Rapisardi National Research Council - Institute of Biometeorology (CNR –IBIMET), Florence, Italy
Presentazione OGRS Conference 2016
Slide Presentation Design: Elena Rapisarid
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AGRIPRO is a web and mobile device connecting first and foremost investors/buyers with farmers/sellers in the agribusiness industry in Africa. Second Agripro is mobile farm/agribusiness management tool for all actors in the agricultural value chain; farmers, bankers, fertilizer companies, insurance companies etc.
See the website: http://www.agriprox.com
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Content is everything.
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I contenuti
sono importanti
adorano la relazione
amano la competenza
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AGRIPRO is a web and mobile device connecting first and foremost investors/buyers with farmers/sellers in the agribusiness industry in Africa. Second Agripro is mobile farm/agribusiness management tool for all actors in the agricultural value chain; farmers, bankers, fertilizer companies, insurance companies etc.
See the website: http://www.agriprox.com
Empirical EO based approach to wheat yield forecasting and its adaptation wit...CIMMYT
Remote sensing –Beyond images
Mexico 14-15 December 2013
The workshop was organized by CIMMYT Global Conservation Agriculture Program (GCAP) and funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), the Mexican Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food (SAGARPA), the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), CGIAR Research Program on Maize, the Cereal System Initiative for South Asia (CSISA) and the Sustainable Modernization of the Traditional Agriculture (MasAgro)
These slides are about how crop and weather are interlinked an d how their association can be an impressive tools in the hands of the creative minds of the scientific world.
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRESENTATION CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING SLIDES: Agriculture, Crops, , Agricultural practices, Irrigation, Water logging, Weeding, Storage, Mixed Cultivation and Crop Rotation, NItrogen Fixation, Nitrogen Cycle, Animal Husbandary and many more
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These slides are about how crop and weather are interlinked an d how their association can be an impressive tools in the hands of the creative minds of the scientific world.
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRESENTATION CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING SLIDES: Agriculture, Crops, , Agricultural practices, Irrigation, Water logging, Weeding, Storage, Mixed Cultivation and Crop Rotation, NItrogen Fixation, Nitrogen Cycle, Animal Husbandary and many more
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Selva is a project financed by the Lazio Region
General Goals
Determination of biomass availability in the short, medium term in the Province of Rieti;
Realization of a decision support system related to the introduction and correct localization of small-scale biomass plants in the Province of Rieti
Analysis of the impact on air quality for the small biomass plants in the Province of Rieti (emissions inventory and air quality assessment)
Realization of a pilot plant at a municipality in the Province of Rieti Analysis of abatment systems from biomass plants
Dissemination to people the right information
Presented by IWMI's Giriraj Amarnath at an expert consultation meeting on the implementation of our South Asia Drought Monitoring System (SADMS) in Sri Lanka, at IWMI headquarters in Colombo, Sri Lanka, on September 26, 2017
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DRM Webinar II: Governing and managing disaster risk in the agriculture secto...FAO
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This series of three webinars on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRR/M) in agriculture is organized to:
1. Discuss the new opportunities and pressing challenges in reducing and managing disaster risk in agriculture;
2. Learn and share experiences about disaster risk reduction and management good practices based on concrete examples from the field; discuss how to create evidence and conditions for upscaling of good practices; and
3. Exchange experiences and knowledge with partners around resilience to natural hazards and climate-related disasters.
This webinar covered:
• Monitoring risk in agriculture - the Agriculture Stress Index System
• Damage and loss from disasters on agriculture and food security - recent data and the new SFDRR monitoring mechanism - indicator C2
ULTIMATE project - Case Study 3 in Rosignano, ITDrKristineJung
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Hv uav multispectral compared to hyperspectral finalTerraLab srl
Assessing the robustness of Vegetation Indices (VIs) to estimate Durum Wheat grown (precision agriculture).
Comparing satellite remote sensing (multispectral reflectance) and hyperspectral measurements (first year)
Comparing UAV multispectral vs field hyperspectral data collection (second year)
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Tiziana De Filippis*, Leandro Rocchi*, Elena Rapisardi**
*National Research Council-Institute of Biometeorology, Florence, Italy | **NatRisk - Università di Torino
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1. October 12-14/ 2016 - Perugia, Italy
T. De Filippis, L. Rocchi, P. Vignaroli, M. Bacci, V. Tarchiani and E. Rapisardi
National Research Council - Institute of Biometeorology (CNR –IBIMET), Florence, Italy
OPEN SOURCE GEOPROCESSING TOOLS AND
METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE DATA FOR CROP RISK ZONES
MONITORING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
2. (1) THE SAHELIAN REGION
(2) FOOD SECURITY
(3) EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS &
FOOD SECURITY
(4) THE CROP RISK ZONE MODEL
(5) OS GEOPROCESSING TOOLS &
WEB APPLICATION
(6) RESULTS: BENEFITS AND IMPACT
(7) CONCLUSIONS
INDEX
3. THE SAHELIAN REGION1
15.000.000
RAIN FED
SUBSISTENCE
AGRICULTURE
MILLET
SORGHUM
GROUNDNUT
COWPEA
MAIN
CROPS
µAVERAGE ANNUAL
PRECIPITATIONS
250-600 MM
HIGH INTER-ANNUAL
PRECIPITATION
VARIABILITY
RAINY SEASON
70 - 90 dd
4. FOOD SECURITY
In the Sahelian Region
2
RAINFED CROP
PRODUCTION
SOR
GHUM
MILL
ET
CLIMATIC
CONDITIONS
CEREALS
CLIMATE
HAZARDS
POLITICAL
INSTABILITY
!
MARKET
FLUCTUATION
FINANCIAL
CRISIS
PESTS
DESEASES
FOOD
SECURITY
5. EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS AND
FOOD SECURITY
3
01
1984-1985
FAMINE
EARLY
WARNING
SYSTEMS
NATIONAL AND
REGIONAL LEVEL
03
MONITOR
FOOD
INSECURITY
04
COHERENT AND
TIMELY INFORMATION
FOOD CRISES
PREVENTION
AND MANAGEMENT
02
6. • Cumulated Rainfall Estimate Images
• Cumulated Precipitation Forecast
• 10-days PET (Potential Evapo-
Transpiration
• Average start of growing season
• Average end of growing season
• Soil Water Capacity
• Agronomic data: phenological phases,
crop cycle length, cultural coefficient - Kc
THE CROP RISKZONE MODEL
1. Installation module:
• Date of crop installation
• Date of sowing failures
• Date of re-sowing condition
• Actual vs. Average crop installation
anomalies
• Actual vs. last year crop installation
anomalies
2. Monitoring module:
• Phenological stage
• Crop water satisfaction level
• Soil water availability
3. Forecast module:
• Sowing advices
• Seeding successful prediction
• Crop water status prediction
For Sahelian Countries
INPUT
OUTPUT
4
7. OS GEOPROCESSING TOOLS
CRZ MODEL
INSTALLATION MODULE
5
Initialization processes
Iteration of functions for crop
simulation processes
PostGIS library built-in
PostgreSQL
PL/pgSQL
TOOLS
8. 5 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
Postgres SQL
PostGIS
GeoDatabase
CRZ
MODEL
Specific servelets
ETL procedures for
data loading
SYSTEM OUTPUTS
Maps and Reports
Download
RS Rainfall
images chains
Satellite
Data Providers
Backend
beans/procedure
(J2EE)
BACKEND
WebGIS Application
View & Query Data
USER
INTERFACE
FRONT
END
10. WEB APPLICATION5
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche
Istituto di Biometeorologia
CREDITSDISCLAIMER CONTACTS
4CropSuivi Zones à Risque
ID NOMMODULEDATE #TAG CAMPAGNECULTURE
TABLEAU DE BORD
ACTIONSPAYS
DEMARRER
BONJOUR
ARCHIVE DES ANALYSES
« 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 »
#TAG
CAMPAGNE
NOM
ANALYSE
PAS DE
SIMULATION
SEUIL
DE PLUIE
CULTUREMODULEDATE
ANALYSE
ACTIONS
+ DD/MM/YYYY Installation Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Péntadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Installation Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Décadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Suivi Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Péntadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Installation Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Péntadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Prévision Culture Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Décadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Installation Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Péntadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Installation Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Péntadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Installation Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Péntadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Suivi Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Péntadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Prévision Sémis Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Péntadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Installation Mil130j AAABBBCCC mil 2016Péntadaire 10mm
+ DD/MM/YYYY Prévision Culture Mil130j AAABBBCCC mi 2016Péntadaire 10mm
Choisissez le module, en considerant vos necessités d’analyse. Pour utiliser les modules “Suivi” et “Prévision Culture” pour un
semis il faut avoir deja demarré le module “Installation” pour le meme semis.MODULES D’ANALYSE
INSTALLATION
identification de la date
d’installation
DEMARRER
SUIVI
suivi de la saison et de l’état
des cultures
DEMARRER
PRÉVISION SEMIS
prèvision du succes des semis
DEMARRER
PRÉVISION CULTURES
prèvision de l’état des cultures
DEMARRER
11. RESULTS6
MODE SCOPE ACTION USERS
DIAGNOSTIC
DROUGHT
MONITORING
CROP RISK ZONES
IDENTIFICATION
DROUGHT
MANAGEMENT
FOOD INSECURITY
VULNERABILITY
ASSESSMENT
EXTENSION SERVICES
AGRICULTURAL
SERVICES
PREDICTIVE
SOWING
ADVICE
CROP STATUS
PREDICTION
PLANNINGFIELDWORK
REDUCE
SOWINGFAILURE
CROP RISK ZONES
MONITORING
FARMERS
EXTENSION
SERVICES
NATIONAL &
REGIONAL
EWSs
NATIONAL EWSs
REG/ INT ORGANIZATIONS
& DONORS
NAT/REG NETWORKS FOR
FOOD CRISIS PREVENTION
4crop Multipurpose Tool
12. 7 CONCLUSIONS
ACCESSIBILITY
web application increases
the accessibility of accurate
drought risk information for
different stakeholders
improve planning, the deci-
sion-making process and re-
sponse measures of various
stakeholders
PRECISE INFORMATION
specific advice for end users
at different decision-making
levels, bridging the gap be-
tween available technology
and local users’ needs
USER NEEDS
contribute to the setting-up of
distributed climate services,
allowing access and sharinf of
climate information through
web services and standard
protocols.
CLIMATE SERVICES
4CropSuivi Zones à Risque
OS Solutions contribute to
improve capacity building
of local Institutions in pre-
vention and response poli-
cies to food crises
OPEN SOURCE