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IPM-PIPE Basics

IPM-PIPE Basics. Don Hershman IPM-PIPE Steering Committee Chair Univ of Kentucky Jim VanKirk S-IPM Center Director North Carolina State Univ. Outline. Brief overview of IPM-PIPE. IPM-PIPE component public websites. Key features of password-protected website. IPM-PIPE.

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IPM-PIPE Basics

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  1. IPM-PIPE Basics Don Hershman IPM-PIPE Steering Committee Chair Univ of Kentucky Jim VanKirk S-IPM Center Director North Carolina State Univ

  2. Outline • Brief overview of IPM-PIPE. • IPM-PIPE component public websites. • Key features of password-protected website.

  3. IPM-PIPE • Integrated Pest Management • Pest • Information • Platform for • Extension and Education

  4. IPM-PIPE Basics • International, multi-institutional, multi-agency, multi-organizational activity: • 41 states/territories, 5 Canadian Provinces, 5 Mexican States • 100’s of individuals are involved. • Facilitated by an Executive Committee and 22 member Steering Committee. • Majority funding from USDA-Aphis in 2005 and USDA-RMA in 2006-07 + significant funding from check-off sources, LGU’s and state government.

  5. IPM PIPE COMPONENTS 1. Soybean Rust PIPE Initiated in 2005 2. Soybean Aphid PIPE Initiated in 2006 3. Legume PIPE Pilot initiated in 2007 4. What’s next?

  6. IPM-PIPE Components are Based on Traditional IPM Template • Collect pertinent information • Analyze information • Access recommendations and make decisions • Keep records • Feed the results back into the loop

  7. What makes the PIPE unique? • Unprecedented coordination and implementation of crop and/or pest-specific IPM activities and pest diagnosis. • State of the art IT for uploading, managing, displaying and archiving crop and pest data. • Large scale use of data to fuel individual and ensemble disease forecasting models. • Efficient end-user interface (public website) to access near real-time national and state-specific, crop and pest conditions, recommendations and documents …..”one stop shopping”.

  8. SBR Public Interface www.sbrusa.net

  9. SBA Public Interface

  10. No public Legume PIPE interface for 2007 • Pilot project only involving password-protected website • Probable public interface beginning in 2008.

  11. Management of state specific data, information and documents via password-protected web access

  12. PASSWORD-PROTECTED SBR INTERFACE for Specialists

  13. Pest selection

  14. Password protected SBA interface for specialists

  15. ZOOM TOOL

  16. Calendar

  17. Model outputs

  18. Specialist Tools

  19. State Commentary Management

  20. State-specific documents can be uploaded

  21. Observation map

  22. DATA OBSERVATION BY STATE, COUNTY OR POINT

  23. PASSWORD PROTECTED INTERFACE FOR OBSERVERS (DATA UPLOAD)

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