Data management software
Decision Support Tools (DST) are revolutionising viticulture by combining field data and predictive models to optimise plot management. Thanks to sensors, GIS mapping and digital platforms, winegrowers can anticipate climatic risks, detect diseases early and plan interventions. These tools enable traceability, personalised analysis and informed decision-making, while guaranteeing data security and real-time accessibility.
Data management in viticulture includes the use of mapping systems and GIS (Geographic Information Systems) to optimise plot management. Sensors measuring soil, vegetation and climate parameters provide information that can be used to anticipate interventions. Digital platforms can be used to centralise this data and ensure the traceability of operations.
Main uses
Cartography and GIS
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) can be used to create precise maps of vineyard plots, incorporating data on soil, climate and vegetation. These maps can be used to- Identify areas requiring specific intervention (fertilisers, treatments).
- Monitor changes in plots over time.
Sensors and data collection
Sensors installed in the vineyards measure parameters such as humidity, temperature, water stress and rainfall. This data is essential for :- Anticipate climatic risks (frost, drought).
- Detect diseases or deficiencies at an early stage.
Digital traceability
DATs make it easier to record and manage operations (treatments, harvests). The data collected is centralised and stored on dedicated platforms.Predictive models
By cross-referencing sensor data and historical records, DMS can be used to model :- Disease forecasts (mildew, powdery mildew).
- Irrigation requirements, depending on forecast weather conditions.