Working plan
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Analysis
of the constraints related to the implementation of the
integrated system
In order to achieve
the objectives of traceability of production parcels,
it is indispensable that producers document the agricultural
conditions and the general context of parcels as much
as possible. At the current time there are non precise
common directives on how to acquire, document and integrate
data on the soil, the climate, the topography or the
hydro graphic network coming from different sources.
The codification of this information is indispensable
for the calculation of agro-environmental indicators
using satellite information and databases linked to local
GIS.
The concept of geographical traceability proposed by
the GTIS CAP project relies on collecting a certain amount
of incoming data whose representativity, reliability
and reproducibility should be guaranteed and which should
meet quality norms and standards. It is indispensable
therefore to define a geomatic reference framework based
on the LPIS This geomatic reference framework will constitute
a recommendation for the development of GIS used by upstream
agro-food chain actors to meet the objectives of geographical
traceability.
With regard to the different existing standards at
a European level, the project will propose recommendations
related to information management and in connection with:
- The identification of a minimum
information set required for the implementation of
geographical traceability
- The acquisition
of spatial and non-spatial data
- The integration and archiving of data
- The use and the processing of geo-referenced
data in order to promote their exchange between potential
users charged to implement management or monitoring
systems
- Processing satellite
data and production of indicators to monitor agriculture
or environment ;
- The visualisation of the information
in order to meet the management and monitoring objectives.
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