DRSRS E-AGRI: ACTIVITIES IN Kenya 24 th March,2011 Charles Situma Nairobi, Kenya

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DRSRS E-AGRI: ACTIVITIES IN Kenya 24 th March,2011 Charles Situma Nairobi, Kenya

DRSRS KENYA

DRSRS 1970s1980s 2000s

DRSRS Agricultural areas – Kenya Provinces Agricultural Areas Km2 Agriculture

DRSRS Expanding Earth Observation Applications in Agriculture and Promoting Capacity Building in Developing Countries Monitoring of agricultural production leading to accurate and timely reporting of national agricultural statistics and accurate forecasting of shortfalls in crop production and food supply Effective early warning of famine, enabling timely mobilization of an international response in food aid Observation

DRSRS Required Capacity building –state-of-the art models for Agricultural and forest monitoring –gain experience in applicability of these models to local conditions –adapt or select the appropriate models for integration in local operational workflows

DRSRS Activities Agricultural crop and biomass predictive models Short term on-hand workshop ( expose DRSRS participants to state-of-the art models and newly available satellite data sets ) 1-2 month training Exposure on existing cases (Morocco, China etc) Tools (infrastructure): AMESD

DRSRS Collaborative effort: DRSRS, Alterra and VITO to set-up: Local crop data infrastructure and database. Train on generation of crop calendars, plant density, area, yields, LAI, ETP, etc. Train on calibration of crop parameters at local level Calibrate crop model local varieties especially for phenology and yield level Collaborative effort: DRSRS, Alterra and VITO to set-up: Local crop data infrastructure and database. Train on generation of crop calendars, plant density, area, yields, LAI, ETP, etc. Train on calibration of crop parameters at local level Calibrate crop model local varieties especially for phenology and yield level

DRSRS Collaborative effort: DRSRS, Alterra and VITO to set-up: Local crop data infrastructure and database. Train on generation of crop calendars, plant density, area, yields, LAI, ETP, etc. Train on calibration of crop parameters at local level Calibrate crop model local varieties especially for phenology and yield level Collaborative effort: DRSRS, Alterra and VITO to set-up: Local crop data infrastructure and database. Train on generation of crop calendars, plant density, area, yields, LAI, ETP, etc. Train on calibration of crop parameters at local level Calibrate crop model local varieties especially for phenology and yield level

DRSRS Area estimation: CGMS China( ); Morocco ( ) Yield estimation: BioMA China( ); Morocco ( ) Workshops: Kenya ( ); Morocco ( ) Training:

DRSRS

Workplan ThemeActivity MarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct No vDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct No vDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec Capacity Buidling 1Workshops 2 Training (model) 3 Training (parame) 4Calibration 5 6

DRSRS Thank you!