PlanteSaine: An Artificial Intelligent Empowered Mobile Application for Pests and Disease Management for Maize, Tomato, and Onion Farmers in Burkina Faso
Appiah, O., et al. Agriculture 14, 1252.
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Learning materials
Research and resources for crop protection
The scientific papers, brochures, posters and photos produced by PPeDMaS, for researchers, extension officers and farmers.
- 4scientific papers published
- 6pest and disease brochures: 3 crops, each in English and French
- 2project posters
- 32photos from the project in the gallery
Publications
Scientific papers
Peer-reviewed work from the project, covering the mobile app, the image dataset, the early warning system and farmers' experience of fall armyworm.
TOM2024: Datasets of tomato, onion, and maize images for developing pests and diseases AI-based classification models
Appiah, O., et al. Data in Brief 59, 111357.
Read the paperPEWS: A Pilot Early Warning System for Pest and Disease Management in Burkina Faso
Codjia, A. K. D., et al. Journal of Geovisualization and Spatial Analysis 9 (29), 1-23.
Read the paperMaize farmers' perceptions of fall armyworm invasion in Burkina Faso: bridging awareness and action
Momo, B., et al. International Journal of Tropical Insect Science.
Read the paperMaster's students also completed their theses using project data, with co-supervision from the project team. The people behind these papers are listed on the About page.
Brochures
Pest and disease brochures
One brochure for each crop, available in English and French and written for extension officers and farmers. Printed copies, in both languages, were handed over to the Ministry of Agriculture for distribution across the country.
Posters
Project posters
Digital Solutions to Crop Pests and Diseases Management in West Africa Using Multidimensional Big Data and Artificial Intelligence
A scientific poster on the project's objectives, methods and expected results, with a case study from Burkina Faso.
PPeDMaS roll-up banner
The project banner, with its aims, implementing, coordinating and funding partners.
Gallery
The project in pictures
Photos from the PPeDMaS project. Click a photo to enlarge it.
Project documents
Fact sheets
PPeDMaS fact sheet
Two pages on the challenge, the approach, the partners and the expected results.
AGriDI results fact sheet
The parent programme, Accelerating inclusive green growth through agri-based digital innovation in West Africa, summarises its results on the OACPS Research and Innovation Programme website.