Informe del GO Huella del agua en el sector ecológico andaluz

El objetivo general del proyecto es desarrollar un sistema de gestión eficiente del riego en cultivos ecológicos en distintas zonas agrícolas de Andalucía y determinar el indicador de huella de agua calculado según la norma ISO 14046. Como aspectos innovadores del proyecto destaca el uso de la información obtenida del campo a través de sensores remotos y las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC’s) para realizar un manejo óptimo del riego y conseguir un uso eficiente del agua de riego. Como alternativa para realizar un uso sostenible del agua en las explotaciones ecológicas, se plantea la implementación de sistemas de riego de precisión, que consiste en realizar una programación óptima del riego usando para ello las tecnologías disponibles, de manera que se aplique la cantidad de agua que realmente es necesaria en el momento oportuno, lo que además de un uso eficiente del agua, permite un uso eficiente de otros recursos como abonos y energía, disminuyendo así el impacto sobre el medio ambiente.

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  • Spain
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  • ECOVALIA
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  • Communication
  • Dissemination
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15-01-2021
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