Tor-Einar Skog
Seniorrådgiver
Biografi
- Programvareutvikler og -arkitekt for flere av NIBIOs nettjenester: VIPS, LandbruksMeteorologisk Tjeneste (LMT), Plantevernleksikonet, Plantevernguiden, Nitrogenkalkulatorer m.fl.
- Faglige tema for tjenestene: Integrert Plantevern (IPV/IPM), plantevernmidler, nitrogengjødsling, værdata, værvarsler, skadegjørermodeller, skadedyr, soppsjukdommer
- Prosjektleder for internt kompetanseprosjekt om maskinlæring/kunstig intelligens.
- IKT-teknologier i bruk: Linux, PostgreSQL, Python, Java, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Apache, WildFly, Django
Sammendrag
Vekstsesongen 2025 ble preget av store kontraster i temperatur og nedbør. Vinteren var uvanlig varm og våt i nord, mens våren ble den nest varmeste som er registrert i Norge, med rekordtidlig vekststart i store deler av landet. Sør- og Østlandet opplevde en svært tørr vår, mens Vestlandet og Trøndelag hadde ekstremt mye nedbør. Sommeren startet med normale temperaturer, men varierte nedbørsmengder, før juli ble varm og tørr i nesten hele landet. August og september bød på nye rekorder, med ekstrem varme i nord og store regionale forskjeller i nedbør. Disse forholdene påvirket både vekststart, avlingsutvikling og høstetidspunkt for flere kulturer.
Forfattere
Mark Ramsden Berit Nordskog Tor-Einar Skog Dave Skirvin Angelo Marguglio Antonio Caruso Christophe Pradal Lise Jorgensen Mette Sonderskov Nikos Georgantzis Marko Debeljak Jurij Marinko Harm Brinks Bjorn Andersson Ilias Travlos Eleanor Dearlove Neil PaveleySammendrag
Crop protection and pest management are major economic and environmental concerns throughout Europe. The consultation of decision support systems (DSS) to guide decisions relating to Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is one of the key principles of IPM, reducing the ambiguity around potential risks to crop health. ‘Pests’ in this context include invertebrate pests, weeds and pathogens. The impact of DSS can be limited by a lack of awareness of DSS availability, inconsistencies in the user functions of different DSS, regional fragmentation of access, and a lack of transparency of the origin, validity, and benefits of DSS. Failure to address these limitations undermines trust in IPM DSS and leads to a reluctance of farmers and advisors to invest time in consulting multiple DSS sources as part of their agronomic decision toolbox. The EU-funded IPM Decisions project (Grant agreement ID: 817617) addressed these limitations by creating a Europe-wide free-access online platform. The IPM Decisions platform was designed in consultation with farmers, advisors and wider stakeholders to increase access to and uptake of IPM DSS integrated within it. It offers an end-point for IPM researchers and DSS developers to make adapted and novel DSS available to users, and provides a ‘one-stop shop' for farmers and advisors looking to consult free access or paid IPM DSS. Dedicated dashboards within the platform facilitate farm set up, consultation of DSS, comparison of DSS outputs, and adjustment of model parameters for adaption to different pests/regions. The IPM Decisions digital infrastructure enables easy integration of models and data with external platforms, providing a framework for accessing and sharing models and data between researchers and developers. The platform therefore provides both a ready to go user interface for new DSS, as well as the infrastructure to support and connect existing and future user interfaces.
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