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CGMS Piloting Report Morocco Crop Monitoring as an E-agricultural tool in Developing Countries CGMS PILOTING REPORT Anhui - China Reference: E-AGRI D24.1 Piloting report 1.0 Author(s):Allard de Wit, Bell Zhang, Yang Qing, Li Jia Version: 1.0 Date: 13/03/2014 Piloting report CGMS Anhui E-AGRI GA Nr. 270351 DOCUMENT CONTROL Signatures Author(s) : Allard de Wit, Bell Zhang, Yang Qing, Li Jia Reviewer(s) : Approver(s) : Issuing authority : Change record Release Date Pages Description Editor(s)/Reviewer(s) 1.0 13/03/2014 25 CGMS Anhui piloting report E-AGRI D24.1 Piloting report 1.0 Page 2 of 25 Piloting report CGMS Anhui E-AGRI GA Nr. 270351 TABLE OF CONTENT 1. Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 6 2. Implementation of CGMS Anhui ........................................................................................................... 7 2.1. Spatial schematization ......................................................................................................................... 7 2.1.1. China CGMS grid ............................................................................................................................. 7 2.1.2. Soil map .......................................................................................................................................... 8 2.1.3. Administrative regions ................................................................................................................... 8 2.1.4. Crop mask ....................................................................................................................................... 9 2.1.5. Meteorological data from weather stations ................................................................................ 10 2.1.6. Crop calibration and crop calendar .............................................................................................. 12 3. Operations for running CGMS Anhui ................................................................................................... 14 3.1. Structure of the CGMS Anhui processing chain ................................................................................... 14 3.2. CGMS database ................................................................................................................................... 14 3.3. Operations for updating CGMS-Anhui ................................................................................................. 15 3.3.1. Level 1: weather processing ......................................................................................................... 15 3.3.2. Level 2: Crop simulation ............................................................................................................... 16 3.3.3. Level 3: aggregation and data preparation for yield forecasting ................................................. 17 3.3.4. Maturity of the CGMS-Anhui processing chain ............................................................................ 17 3.4. CGMS viewer ....................................................................................................................................... 18 3.5. CGMS Statistical Toolbox (CST) ............................................................................................................ 19 4. Evaluation of CGMS Anhui .................................................................................................................. 21 4.1. Operations carried out during the piloting period ............................................................................... 21 4.2. Difficulties encountered and solutions applied ................................................................................... 21 4.3. Evaluation of forecasting performance at regional level ..................................................................... 22 4.4. Socio-economic impact ....................................................................................................................... 23 5. Conclusions and outlook ..................................................................................................................... 24 E-AGRI D24.1 Piloting report 1.0 Page 3 of 25 Piloting report CGMS Anhui E-AGRI GA Nr. 270351 ACRONYMS & CLOSSARY CGMS - Crop Growth Monitoring System WOFOST - WOrld FOod STudies AIFER - Anhui Institute For Economic Research CAAS - Chinese Academy for Agricultural Sciences FAO - Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations ISRIC - International Soil Reference Information Centre IIASA - International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis GSOD - Global Summary Of the Day NOAA - National Oceanographic and Aeronautic Administration CMA - Chinese Meteorological Agency WMO - World Meteorological Organization MARS - Monitoring Agricultural ReSources CST - CGMS Statistical Toolbox NUTS - Nomenclature des unités territoriales statistiques AgMIP - Agricultural Model Intercomparison Project E-AGRI D24.1 Piloting report 1.0 Page 4 of 25 Piloting report CGMS Anhui E-AGRI GA Nr. 270351 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The goal of the e-Agri project was to support the uptake of European ICT technology in Anhui (China) to support crop monitoring and yield forecasting. From the perspective of ICT uptake and the objectives of the project, we must conclude that the objectives have been reached: people have been trained, CGMS has been setup and calibrated and the system is running operationally. Nevertheless, from a thematic perspective we must conclude that the performance of CGMS for yield prediction is insufficient to be directly useful for wheat yield prediction in Anhui. The most important reason is that the yield variability in Anhui is probably driven by factors that are not included in the crop biophysical simulations of CGMS (disease, extreme weather). Given the thematic difficulties described above and the operational difficulties related to weather data in China , a conclusion that may be drawn is that the CGMS approach is not the most “rewarding” or “efficient” approach in Anhui for yield forecasting purposes. Also given the good results that were obtained with satellite-based indicators in Anhui (Work Package 4), it should concluded that remote sensing is a more effective approach in Anhui compared to a modelling approach. Nevertheless, as stated in the section 4.4, the combination of analysis of meteorological records and satellite observations is regarded to be a very useful tool by partner AIFER and they will further develop this part of CGMS for crop insurance purposes. Moreover, further developments in crop simulation modelling such as currently ongoing in AgMIP may lead to new model versions that have better explanatory power compared to the WOFOST version currently implementation in CGMS. E-AGRI D24.1 Piloting report 1.0 Page 5 of 25 Piloting report CGMS Anhui E-AGRI GA Nr. 270351 1. Introduction The overall goal of the E-Agri proposal to support to the uptake of European ICT research results in developing economies. The objective can be realized by setting up an advanced European E-agriculture service in two developing economies, Morocco and China, by means of crop monitoring and yield forecasting. In the work package 2 of the E-Agri project, the focus is on the implementation of the European Crop Growth Monitoring System (CGMS) for wheat monitoring and yield forecasting in two target regions: Morocco and the Huaibei region in Anhui province in China. This deliverable describes the results from the piloting phase of the CGMS implementation in Anhui province in China. First of all, gives an overview of the final implementation of the Crop Growth Monitoring System that has been set up at AIFER. Next, it describes the implementation of the different processing steps that are distinguished in the processing chain and the CGMS Viewer that has been set up to analyse results from the CGMS processing chain at AIFER. Finally, a short analysis is made of the operations that have been carried out, difficulties encountered and the socio-economic impact is described briefly. E-AGRI D24.1 Piloting report 1.0 Page 6 of 25 Piloting report CGMS Anhui E-AGRI GA Nr. 270351 2. Implementation of CGMS Anhui 2.1. Spatial schematization The spatial schemation of the CGMS Anhui was discussed in the Deliverable D23.1 “ Anhui_CGMS_usability_report” and will be briefly described here as some changes have been implemented compared to the initial setup described. *#HN-AY Legend SD-YZ *# meteo_stations *# meteo_stations JS-GYU Anhui_Province_boundary SD-DT *# *# Non-arable Arable land HN-ZZ *# JS-XZ 25km CGMS grid *# AH-BZ *# Huaibei District Suzhou District JS-DT Bozhou District Bengbu District *# AH-BB HN-ZM *# Fuyang District *# Huainan District JS-NJ *# HN-XY AH-HF *# *# Figure 1. Spatial schematization of the CGMS-Anhui. 2.1.1. China CGMS grid The CGMS implementation for huaibei plain in Anhui uses a grid with cells of 25x25 km which is defined in an Albers Conical Equal Area projection. This grid is defined for the whole of China and is also used by the Institute of Agricultural Resources and Regional Planning of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Also the grid numbers are identical which facilitates exchanging data at the level of the grid between CAAS and AIFER. E-AGRI D24.1 Piloting report 1.0 Page 7 of 25 Piloting report CGMS Anhui E-AGRI GA Nr. 270351 2.1.2. Soil map Soil map is based on the SOIL and TERRAIN Database for Northern and Central EURASIA (SOTER) on a scale
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