The objective of this study was to develop a global scale web-based geospatial crop modeling application called Food, Agriculture, and Resource Management system (FARMs), to simplify the application of the crop simulation model -Decision Support System for Agrotechnology Transfer (DSSAT) without requiring users to create input weather, climate, and soil files.
To ensure agricultural sustainability and desirable environmental outcomes, stakeholders need systems-based model-driven decision support tools. (OtiRBIS), a web-based data storage, management andanalysis platform thatĪddresses these needs and facilitates ILWRM implementation in the Kara river This paper presents the Oti River Basin Information System In WestĪfrica in general and especially in the transboundary Volta River basin whereĭifferent environmental data are collected and managed by different agencies inĭifferent countries and also where data access and dissemination are veryĬhallenging and difficult tasks, comprehensive river basin information systemsĪre required. In support of watershed-based assessment, management and planning. Stakeholders, and triggering further collaboration among different institutions That facilitate data and information access and sharing among different Systems to store and manage historical and real time data, set up protocols The latter requires information and dataįrom different scientific disciplines but also appropriate data management We expect to improve the ways in which land management systems can operate and improve model usability to aid in making management decisions and watershed-scale modeling.Ī prerequisite for integrated land and water resources management (ILWRM) isĪ holistic river basin assessment. A set of web OGC services and a complete Application Programming Interface (API) are also exposed by the portal. Within an experimental and innovative programming environment, modules have been developed to run near real-time applications based on numerical solvers (SWAT is just one example), run pre- and post-processing codes, query and map results through the Web browser. The aim is to enhance environmental management capacity to assess water resource and to share and process large amounts of key environmental information. Furthermore, BASHYT aims at quantifying the interconnectedness between (human and natural) pressures and states of water body receptors at different space and time scales.
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The core of the portal relies on the hydrological semi distributed SWAT code to model the water cycle and predict the effect of management decisions on water, sediment, nutrient and pesticide yields on large river basins. It exposes a set of applications for data management, analysis and visualization and a complete server and client side development framework (wiki like) to create Web contents. BASHYT () is a Web based, GIS oriented, information and support tool, part of the Black Sea Catchment – Observation System (BSC-OS). In such a transnational context, there is a dire need for the environmental sciences to evolve from a simple, local-scale vision toward a complex, multi-user, multilayered holistic approach. Important objectives of the four-year enviroGRIDS project encompass the improvement of transnational cooperation, the use of state of the art Information and Communication Technologies for data analysis and sharing and the application of environmental models for monitoring present and predicting future states of the environment for the Black Sea region.