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CCAFS workshop titled "Using Climate Scenarios and Analogues for Designing Adaptation Strategies in Agriculture," 19-23 September in Kathmandu, Nepal.
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DIVA-GIS: A tool to link climate date and crop suitability – PGR management
1. DIVA-GIS: http://diva-gis.org
2. Maxent: http://www.cs.princeton.edu~schapire/maxent
3. FloraMap: CD4. Google Earth:
http://earth.google.com
What can we use it for?
1. Ecogeographic survey for locating diversity
2. Planning field exploration and germplasm collecting
3. Design, management and monitoring of in situ reserves
4. Site identification for germplasm introduction
5. Site identification for germplasm evaluation
DIVA-GIS
DIVA-GIS
DIVA-GIS
DIVA-GIS
DIVA-GIS
Installation of DIVA-GIS
Version 7.0.6Version 7.3.0Version 7.4
Installation of DIVA-GIS
Installation of DIVA-GIS
Installation of DIVA-GIS
Installation of DIVA-GIS
GIS Application for PGR management
Major pearl millet growing areas in India
GIS Application for PGR management
Gaps in collection
Unique collections
• Looks for gaps
• Reasons for no collections• No efforts
• PM not grown
• Climate not suitable
• Climate suitable-other crops important
Mapping of pearl millet collecting sites against cultivation area in India - 1993
GIS Application for PGR management
Mapping of collecting sites against soil types
Need some more collections from red and yellow soil types
GIS Application for PGR management
Mapping of Pearl millet collections from different climatic zones of India
Pearl millet collections from major climatic zones of India
Most collections are from arid and semi-arid tropics
Few collections from sub-humid - dry as well as wet climate
GIS Application for PGR management
Mapping of pearl millet collecting sites against total annual rainfall zones of India
Majority of collections are up to 1000 mm rainfall
Some are up to 1400 mm rainfall
GIS Application for PGR management
Mapping of pearl millet collecting sites against total rainfall in growing season (July – November) in India
Maps for individual months can be generated
GIS Application for PGR management
Most collections are between temperature range of 18-20
Followed by 20-22
Few from 22-24 and 16-18
Mapping against average minimum temperature grid
GIS Application for PGR management
Maximum temperature grid
Most collections are from 30-35 0C
Gaps in collection from low max. temp
GIS Application for PGR management
Most of the collections between 0 to 400 elevation
Some from between 400 to 800
Few from from 800 to 1000
Rare from greater than 2000
Elevation grid
GIS Application for PGR management
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Minimum monthly average temperature of the major pearl millet growing areas in India
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GIS Application for PGR management
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Maximum monthly average temperature for the major pearl millet growing areas in India
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GIS Application for PGR management
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Monthly vaerage rainfall pattern of the major pearl millet growing areas in India
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GIS Application for PGR management
Temperature and rainfall pattern of the major pearl millet growing areas in India
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GIS Application for PGR management
Comparison of minimum temperature for pearl millet cropped area and collecting sites in India
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GIS Application for PGR management
Diversity analysis for days to flowering
High diversity areas
Sites for re-collecting
GIS Application for PGR management
Diversity index for plant height - Kharif
High diversity areas
Can not have for more than one trait at one time
GIS Application for PGR management
Cowpea collections from Sri Lanka
Mapping of:
• Roads
• Rivers
• Rail
• Cowpea collections
GIS Application for PGR management
Cowpea collections in Sri Lanka
Observation:
Most of the collections are from road side
GIS Application for PGR management
On-farm participatory network for climate change adaptation and visualization in the Indo-Gangetic Plains (IGP) – Phase II - Rice
On-farm participatory network for climate change adaptation and visualization in the Indo-Gangetic Plains (IGP) – Phase II - Rice
GIS Application for PGR management
Mapping and probability analysis using FlraMap
Probability distribution of sites based on climatic data
Mapping and probability analysis using FloraMap
Cluster 1
Cluster 2
Cluster 3
Cluster 4
Cluster 5-1
Cluster 5-2Cluster 5-3
Cluster 6
Cluster 1
Cluster 2
Cluster 3
Cluster 4
Cluster 5-1
Cluster 5-2Cluster 5-3
Cluster 6
Mapping Taro Collection
Mapping PNG taro collections using FloraMap
Taro Diversity Prediction across regions
Similar sites for taro diversity or introduction (based on PNG taro collections)
Prediction based on FloraMap
Climatic matching probability distribution map of Sri Lanka
Cowpea collections
Cowpea growing areas prediction maps after taking out information from highland cultivation
Observe change in pattern?
Prediction of similar climatic grids across region
Prediction of similar climatic grids across continents
Installation of Maxent
Installation of Maxent
Installation of Maxent
Installation of Google Earth
Installation of Google Earth
For more information:
www.bioversityinternational.org
Thank you