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:: Volume 14, Issue 3 (3-2025) ::
JGST 2025, 14(3): 15-28 Back to browse issues page
Monitoring pests and diseases of Fig orchards using the Public Participation Geographic Information System (Case study: Estahban city in Fars province)
Zahra Narges , Mohammadreza Jelokhani-Niaraki * , Narjes Mahmoody-Vanolya , Saeid Hamzeh
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Every year, fig orchards are affected by a variety of pests and plant diseases. Various weather and environmental parameters, as well as gardeners' activities during the year, might influence the spread of these pests. Because of their experience and knowledge of the present conditions in the area, gardeners can directly participate in the monitoring and identification of pests and diseases in fig orchards. To participate of gardeners in Estahban city in this research, a Public Participation Geographic Information System (PPGIS) has been developed and used in the area. This system allows gardeners to report and record pest-affected garden areas as well as share how to conduct gardening activities from 2022 to 2023. All gardeners will be able to learn about the conditions and kinds of pests present in the area by entering this data into the system. The following evaluates and analyzes the relationship between the many pests and diseases kinds that have been linked to various environmental and weather parameters as well as the methods used to carry out various gardening activities. The results of using a PPGIS demonstrated that the most common pests and diseases reported are fig mite pest and Bargzardo (yellow leaves) disease in 2022 and fig fly pest and fig souring disease in 2023. These results are attributed to the yearly variations in weather parameters and gardener activities. The system's usability evaluation also revealed that 85% of the gardeners required previous education to use it, and over half of them (65%) emphasized the system's compatibility, ease of use, and potential for improvement across its many components.
Article number: 2
Keywords: Pest Monitoring, Public Participation Geographic Information System, PPGIS, Fig orchards, Estahban
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Type of Study: Research | Subject: GIS
Received: 2024/06/23
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