GIS for Horticultural Crop Wild Relatives09/03/2010 |
| SuperGeo Technologies develops a Geographic Information System (GIS) platform for sharing and managing the data of horticultural crop wild relatives. Due to agricultural commercialisation, global environment change, land abuse, etc., the number of agricultural plant inheritance sources and the gene divergence extremely declined. The world food thus faces a serious crisis. The horticultural crop wild relatives in Taiwan also face the same situation. |
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To deal with the crisis, Chiayi Experimental Branch Station, Central Research Institute in Taiwan, has built a WebGIS system in order to have long-term monitor on the habitats of horticultural crop wild relatives and observe the evolution trend, aiming to assist the sustainable use of creature inheritance resources and conservation.
The users can also utilise SuperWebGIS to update, publish, share, and manage the data with ease.
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