Abstract
In France the concept of precision viticulture is a topical subject in relation with the “Grenelle of environment” interministerial meeting and recommendation. Crop productivity must be increased, but in the same time a strong reduction of the environmental impact is needed. New technologies of Information and Communication (NTIC) provide potential responses to this challenge of quality. These technologies give solutions to manage pesticide applications thanks to field work assistance tools. They also allow continuous monitoring and recording of the field operations to implement traceability and automatic field logbooks. This paper presents the results of LIFE AWARE & TICSAD projects based on NTIC. It will deal with the possible tracks allowing a better management of news methods of treatment .
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- 1.
New Information and communication technologies.
- 2.
Normalized Difference Vegetation Index: NDVI=(NIR-RED/NIR+RED).
Abbreviations
- AWARE:
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European project: A Water Assessment to Respect the Environment
- LIFE:
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European tool projects
- MHYDAS:
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Modélisation Hydrologique Distribuée en AgroSystèmes
- NDVI:
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Normalized Difference Vegetation Index
- NICT :
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New technologies of communication and information
- OPTIDOSE:
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Project aiming to reduce the quantity of pesticide for better practices
- POD MILDIUM:
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Project aiming to reduce the number of treatment for better practices
- TERRAVITIS:
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Rules and tools for sustainable winegrowing
- TICSAD:
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French project: “Technologies de l’Information et de la Communication au Service d’une Agriculture Durable”.
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de Rudnicki, V., Ruelle, B., Scheyer, L. (2010). NICT : New Tools to Control Phytochemical Treatments and Traceability . In: Delrot, S., Medrano, H., Or, E., Bavaresco, L., Grando, S. (eds) Methodologies and Results in Grapevine Research. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-9283-0_17
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