Hei Frank,
not sure but there was a precision farming project Pirol using OpenJUMP,
but I guess what they did is/was quite different?
http://www.al.fh-osnabrueck.de/pirol-english0.html
however, Arnd is still around on the OpenJUMP user list, so I can give
you his email.
stefan
Frank Aragona wrote:
We would probably want to start with desktop. My thinking is that
something like Grass or QGIS could plug into a PostGIS database. What
we need is something that allows the user to input some basic variables,
like available forage (in animal days per acre/hectare), paddock sizes,
herd size, grazing recovery period, etc., and the database will output
some grazing plan maps plus some charts and figures showing the user
what will be occurring on the landscape. To go into more detail, we'd
have to discuss how we are doing the grazing planning now, which is
basically all pen and paper.
Frank
Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Il 22/06/2010 18:58, Frank Aragona ha scritto:
Is anybody aware of the use of open source GIS tools for grazing
planning? I'm very interested in the prospects of taking a pre-existing
platform and further developing it. Or, in the absence of such a
platform (which is likely), I'd like to develop and work with partners
in the development of this platform.
Thoughts?
desktop, web, or both? What are your requirements?
all the best.
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