E-AGRI Work Package 3 BioMA multi-model monitoring Roberto Confalonieri 1, Simone Bregaglio 1, Caterina Francone 1, Valentina Pagani 1, Giovanni Cappelli.

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E-AGRI Work Package 3 BioMA multi-model monitoring Roberto Confalonieri 1, Simone Bregaglio 1, Caterina Francone 1, Valentina Pagani 1, Giovanni Cappelli 1, Tommaso Stella 1, Nicolò Frasso 1, Marco Acutis 1, Wang Zhiming 2, Li Bingbai 2, Qiu Lin 2, Fabien Ramos 3, Stefan Niemeyer 3, Riad Balaghi 4, Hassan Ouabbou 4, Tarik El Hairech 4, Sliman Elhani 4, Rachid Hadria 4, Saadia Lhaloui 4, Samira Ismaili 4, Tarik Benabdelouahab 4 1 University of Milan, Department of Plant Production, CASSANDRA modelling team 2 Jiangsu Academy of Agricultural Sciences 3 European Commission Joint Research Centre, IES, AGRI4CAST 4 INRA Morocco E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

WP3: scientific issues Large area simulations targeting crop monitoring and yield forecasting are affected by many sources of uncertainty Inputs reliability Management practices (e.g., sowing dates) Model suitability (are key processes formalized? How?) Parameterization/calibration Aggregation … This is why simulation results are usually post-processed (e.g., multiple regressions against historical time series of yield data) E-AGRI WP3 faced some of these issues E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

WP3: scientific issues Large area simulations targeting crop monitoring and yield forecasting are affected by many sources of uncertainty Inputs reliability Management practices (e.g., sowing dates) Model suitability (are key processes formalized? How?) Parameterization/calibration Aggregation … [indirect] Integration of remote sensing data [D33.3, D35.3]: LAI max (~heading) from NDVI

WP3: scientific issues Large area simulations targeting crop monitoring and yield forecasting are affected by many sources of uncertainty Inputs reliability Management practices (e.g., sowing dates) Model suitability (are key processes formalized? How?) Parameterization/calibration Aggregation … Use of sowing dates derived from RS data (rice) [D33.3] Implementation of automatic sowing rules [D35.1]

WP3: scientific issues Large area simulations targeting crop monitoring and yield forecasting are affected by many sources of uncertainty Inputs reliability Management practices (e.g., sowing dates) Model suitability (are key processes formalized? How?) Parameterization/calibration Aggregation … [key processes] Diseases [D33.1, D35.1] [how formalized] Multi-model simulations [D33.2, D35.2]

WP3: scientific issues Large area simulations targeting crop monitoring and yield forecasting are affected by many sources of uncertainty Inputs reliability Management practices (e.g., sowing dates) Model suitability (are key processes formalized? How?) Parameterization/calibration Aggregation … Calibration/evaluation at field level [D32.3, D34.3]

WP3: tasks description Task 3.1: Ground data collection for BioMA Task 3.2: Adaptation of BioMA for multi-model rice monitoring in Jiangsu Task 3.3: BioMA piloting for multi-model rice monitoring and yield forecasting in Jiangsu Task 3.4: Adaptation of BioMA for multi-model wheat monitoring in Morocco Task 3.5: BioMA piloting for multi-model wheat monitoring and yield forecasting in Morocco E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Wheat, Morocco Rice, Jiangsu Task 3.1 Task 3.2 Task 3.3 Task 3.4 Task 3.5 BioMA adaptation BioMA piloting

WP3: tasks description E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Wheat, Morocco Rice, Jiangsu Task 3.1 Task 3.2 Task 3.3 Task 3.4 Task 3.5 BioMA adaptation BioMA piloting

Task 3.1-description Partners involved: JAAS, INRA, UMIL E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Task 3.1 Task 3.2 Task 3.3 Task 3.4 Task 3.5 Rice, China Wheat, Morocco BioMA adaptation BioMA piloting D31.1 MS1 D31.2

Task 3.1-deliverables Partners involved: JAAS, INRA, UMIL E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Deliverable(Short) TitleNatureDelivery date Status D31.1Data collectionR6Delivered D31.2Experiments databaseO30Delivered

Task 3.1-deliverables Partners involved: JAAS, INRA, UMIL Rice – Jiangsu Experimental sites E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Distribution of sample sites 3 years × 9 sites available

Task 3.1-deliverables Partners involved: JAAS, INRA, UMIL Wheat – Morocco Experimental data E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Distribution of sample sites 2 years × 3 sites available (potential-water limited)

Task 3.2/4-description Partners involved: UMIL, JRC (INRA, JAAS) E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Task 3.1 Task 3.2 Task 3.3 Task 3.4 Task 3.5 Rice, China Wheat, Morocco BioMA adaptation BioMA piloting D32.1 – D34.1 MS2 D32.2 – D34.2 D32.3 – D34.3 D32.4

Task 3.2/4-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Deliverable(Short) TitleNatureDelivery date Status D32.1Sensitivity analysis (rice)R12Delivered D32.2Parameterization (rice) databaseO30Delivered D32.3Evaluation (rice) field levelR30Delivered (final ver.) D32.4Evaluation (rice) large areaR30Delivered (final ver.) D34.1Wheat var. classification and SAR6Delivered D34.2Parameterization (wheat) databaseO30Delivered D34.3Evaluation (wheat) field levelR30Delivered (final ver.) D34.4Evaluation (wheat) large areaR30Delivered

Task 3.2-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC (JAAS) Last year we presented results of the calibration/evaluation at field level Main problems seemed to be due to the transplanting algorithm …especially for the high plant density in the seedbed for the mechanical transplanting “There’s probably something to improve in the transplanting model (the same used by Oryza2000)” The point was that nobody tested the same (or similar) cultivars WITH and WITHOUT transplanting In some cases, something involved with transplanting was likely introduced in parameter values We developed a new transplanting algorithm, by improving that implemented in Oryza2000 E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.2-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC (JAAS) Plant density in the seedbed affects: Initial LAI (in Oryza is defined by the user) The extinction coefficient for solar radiation SLA at emergence (increases for high values) Mortality The other processes (magnitude and duration of transplanting shock, dilution of LAI units during transplanting) are simulated like in the original version of the algorithm. E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.2-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC (JAAS) E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Calibration Validation RRMSE = 21.6% RRMSE = 19.7% RRMSE = 19.5%

Task 3.2-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC (JAAS) E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Calibration Validation RRMSE = 18.0% RRMSE = 17.5% RRMSE = 16.3%

Task 3.4-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC (INRA) Calibration and evaluation of WOFOST and CropSyst at field level: Soft wheat (high/low potential) and durum wheat Potential and water limiting conditions E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.4-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC (INRA) E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Potential conditions

Task 3.4-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC (INRA) E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands WL conditions

Task 3.4-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC (INRA) E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands cm 0-20 cm cm Soil water content

Task 3.2/4-ISI papers Partners involved: UMIL E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.2/4-ISI papers Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.2/4-ISI papers Partners involved: UMIL E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.2/4-ISI papers Partners involved: UMIL, INRA, JAAS Stella, T., Frasso, N., Negrini, G., Bregaglio, S., Cappelli, G., Acutis, M., Confalonieri, R., A new generation of SUCROS-type models. Environmental Modelling & Software, RE-submitted after revision. Bregaglio, S., Frasso, N., Pagani, V., Stella, T., Francone, C., Cappelli, G., Acutis, M., Balaghi, R., Ouabbou, H., Confalonieri, R., Setting up a multi-model crop yield forecasting system in Morocco: field- level calibration and large-area simulation of wheat growth under severe water-limiting conditions. Agronomy for Sustainable Development, major revision received, to be RE-submitted before 15 February. Pagani, V., Bregaglio, S., Francone, C., Zhiming, W., Confalonieri, R., Evaluation of WARM for rice growth and development under different sowing conditions in Jiangsu (China). European Journal of Agronomy, to be submitted before the end of January. E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.3/5-description Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Task 3.1 Task 3.2 Task 3.3 Task 3.4 Task 3.5 Rice, China Wheat, Morocco BioMA adaptation BioMA piloting MS3 D33.1 – D35.1 – D33.4 – D35.4 D33.2 – D35.2 D33.3 – D35.3

Task 3.3/5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Deliverable(Short) TitleNatureDelivery date Status D33.1BioMA platform assessment (rice)R33Delivered D33.2Multi-model monitoring (rice)R36Delivered D33.3RS integration (rice)R36Delivered D33.4BioMA guide (rice)O36Delivered D35.1BioMA platform assessment (wheat)R36Delivered D35.2Multi-model monitoring (wheat)R36Delivered D35.3RS integration (wheat)R36Delivered D35.4BioMA guide (wheat)O36Delivered

Task 3.3/5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA, JAAS Production levels considered: potential water limited disease limited abiotic factor-limited E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D33.1 BioMA for rice (Jiangsu) D35.1 BioMA for wheat (Morocco)

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D33.2 Multi-model - rice

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D33.2 Results Whole series

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Whole series Maturity decade

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Whole series 4 decades before maturity

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS Varieties (and agro-management practices) more similar to the current ones? E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D33.2 Results Second part of the series

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D35.2 Multi-model Durum wheat Soft wheat

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Maturity decade Durum wheat

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Maturity decade Durum wheat Morocco

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Maturity decade Durum wheat Nord Ouest region

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Maturity decade Durum wheat Centre Nord region

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands 3 decades before maturity Durum wheat

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Maturity decade Soft wheat

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Maturity decade Soft wheat Morocco

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Maturity decade Soft wheat Sud region

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Maturity decade Soft wheat Nord Ouest

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands 3 decades before maturity Soft wheat

Task 3.3/5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA, JAAS Conclusions on the multi-model approach Different models led to the best performances Regardless from the accuracy (similar) at field level Under different conditions For different species (soft wheat, durum wheat, rice) For forecasting events triggered in different moments during the crop cycle The multi-model approach demonstrated better forecasting capability compared to those shown by single models for all combinations forecasting moment × conditions explored This conclusions partly disagree with one of the main AgMIP outcomes E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.3/5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA, JAAS Three main strategies for integrating RS data into crop models (Dorigo et al., 2007): Recalibration Dangerous (i) when exogenous data are uncertain and (ii) after calibrations performed using many field observations Risk of loosing coherence Forcing (continuous, often input or intermediate variables) Updating (periodic, state variables, does not consider soil states ) + Reducing uncertainty in management data [only for rice; not in the DOW] E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D33.3 RS integration, rice (Jiangsu) D35.3 RS integration, wheat (Morocco)

Task 3.3/5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA, JAAS CropSyst does not implement a dynamic partitioning of assimilates Although we developed an approach to force it with exogenous LAI data, we preferred to avoid using CropSyst within D33.3 and D35.3 activities E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D33.3 RS integration, rice (Jiangsu)

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands NDVI max ~ 1 week before flowering

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Sowing date

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS Forecasting events triggered in 5 different moments during the crop cycle (each 20 days from DOY 240 [flowering] to DOY 320 [after maturity]) E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Simulation experiment design

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Wang et al. (2007) Similar conditions to those explored by rice in Jiangsu

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Forcing LAI

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Forcing sowing date

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands LAI max (heading) calendar sowing RS sowing detected with RS Forcing LAI & sowing date

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D Results

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D Results Maturity Senescence is likely the problem

Task 3.3-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, JAAS E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D Results

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA Four empirical relationships were tested to derive LAI from NDVI E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands D35.3 RS integration, wheat (Morocco) Duchemin et al. (2006) [Morocco] Song et al. (2008) [China] Chaurasia Sasmita et al. (2011) [India] Chattaraj et al. (2013) [many sites in the Indo-Gangetic plain]

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands Simulation experiment design Forecasting events triggered in 4 different moments during the crop cycle (each 30 days from DOY 60 [flowering] to DOY 150 [after maturity])

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.3/5-deliverables Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA, JAAS Conclusions on the integration of RS Better results achieved when both sowing dates and LAI are forced (rice) Transfer to operational chains Feasible for rice in Jiangsu Results encouraging for wheat in Morocco, although further studies are needed o Large variability across regions o Sometimes RS integration had a negative impact o …soil states are not updated… (water…) E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.3/5-deliverables Partners involved: JRC, UMIL E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Task 3.3/5-ISI papers Partners involved: UMIL, JRC, INRA, JAAS Pagani, V., Francone, C., Balaghi, R., El Hairech, T., Ismaili, S., Ramos, F., Fumagalli, Confalonieri, R., Multi-model wheat monitoring and yield forecasting in Morocco. Agronomy for Sustainable Development, in preparation. Bregaglio, S., Pagani, V., Francone, C., Zhiming, W., Confalonieri, R., Combining remote sensing and multi-model simulations for rice monitoring and forecasting in Jiangsu (China). European Journal of Agronomy, in preparation. E-AGRI - Final meeting, January 2014, Alterra, Wageningen-UR, the Netherlands

Many thanks for your attention The E-AGRI WP3 team