Adapted Digital Tools for Monitoring, Decision Support and Management of Diversified Agroecological Cropping Systems in Overseas Territories

Faced with the reduction of chemical pesticides, farmers, particularly in tropical areas, are turning to agroecological protection and crop diversification. These often complex systems (market gardening and arboriculture) require appropriate monitoring tools. The S@MEDIT project mobilized the DEPHY EXPE ST0P network to adapt the S@M tool, facilitating the analysis and visualization of epidemiological data to support decision-making. Given the limitations of S@M, the Baco tool was developed to offer advanced functionalities. Experience has also shown that human expertise plays a crucial supporting role for these decision-support tools.