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Collaborative project: Proactive phytosanitary risk analysis through modelling and monitoring: Adaptation to long-term risks caused by climate sensitive plant pests - subproject 1 (ProgRAMM)
Project
Project code: 281B204516
Contract period: 15.08.2018
- 14.01.2021
Budget: 560,110 Euro
Purpose of research: Applied research
Keywords: climate (climate relevance, climate protection, climate change), invasive species, digital world, resource protection, resource efficiency, monitoring
In the project "ProgRAMM - Proactive plant health risk analysis through modeling and monitoring: Adaptation to long-term risks from climate-sensitive plant pests", an open-source model was developed for evaluating climate-sensitive plant pests for risk analyses. With these, possible damage from new pests are assessed and management options for the prevention or reduction of their introduction and spread are provided. The model consists of a habitat model that models the ecoclimatic suitability of different regions, a host plant model that predicts the cultivation areas under land use change, and a dispersal model that generates the probable spread of the pests. With the help of the model, projections of the future spread of plant pests were created. All results are publicly available via the JKI MapViewer. In addition, a focused.
Section overview
Subjects
- Crop Protection
- Climate Change
Framework programme
Funding programme
Excutive institution
Institute for National and International Plant Health (JKI-AG)
Funding institution
Project management agencies
Associated projects: ProgRamm
- Collaborative project: Proactive phytosanitary risk analysis through modelling and monitoring: Adaptation to long-term risks caused by climate sensitive plant pests - subproject 2
- Collaborative project: Proactive phytosanitary risk analysis through modelling and monitoring: Adaptation to long-term risks caused by climate sensitive plant pests - subproject 3
