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Practical GIS Applications for Vineyard Planning: Enhancing Crop Management and Decision-Making

Discover how GIS technology optimizes vineyard planning through practical experiences and tools. This session covers essential tools like ESRI ArcGIS and Erdas Imagine, focusing on applications such as block mapping, irrigation troubleshooting, and pest and frost damage analysis. Learn about the importance of geo-referenced data, site analysis, and efficient communication for improved decision-making. Join us to explore strategies for budgeting, row orientation, and mechanized canopy management, aimed at maximizing vineyard productivity and sustainability.

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Practical GIS Applications for Vineyard Planning: Enhancing Crop Management and Decision-Making

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  1. Practical GIS Experiences

  2. Block Mapping Vineyard Planning Imaging Scouting

  3. Block Mapping Vineyard Borders Irrigation System Trials

  4. Block Mapping Wildlife Habitat

  5. Vineyard Planning Site Analysis Block Design Budgeting

  6. Wind Vineyard Planning August 1st - 2pm August 1st – 4pm • Row Orientation Sun Exposure

  7. Vineyard Planning • Ripping and Marking

  8. Imaging • NDVI • Irrigation Troubleshooting • Differential Harvest • Determine Plantable area

  9. Scouting • Frost Damage • Pest Damage • Leafroll Progression

  10. Benefits of GIS • Geo-referenced Data • Informed Decision Making by • Improving Communication • Increased Efficiency and Cost reduction

  11. Technology • ESRI ArcGIS 9.3 • ESRI ArcPad 7.1 • Erdas Imagine 2009 • HP iPAQ with GPS card • Trimble GeoExplorer XH & XM

  12. What is our direction? • Mechanized Canopy Management • Precision Applications • Intranet Mapping • Historical Block Data

  13. My Experiences • Database Design is Critical • Keep it Simple • Start Small • Create Naming Conventions • You Get What You Pay For – usually • Don’t Get Dazzled By Pretty Pictures

  14. Practical GIS Experiences

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