IPM in the Digital Age: Using Big Data to Enhance Decision-making and Bridge Adoption Gaps

Organizer(s)

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  Emily Rampone

  Research Assistant
  Entomology
  Washington State University
  Pullman, Washington
• DR

  Diego Rincon

  Washington State University
  Pullman, Washington
• DC

  David Crowder

  Professor
  Washington State University
  Pullman, Washington

Presentations:

• 10:00 AM – 10:03 AM MST

  Introductory remarks
  

  Presenting Author: Emily Allyce Rampone – Washington State University
• 10:03 AM – 10:23 AM MST

  Linking phenology models and monitoring data to improve planning of pest management programs
  

  Presenting Author: Diego Rincon – Washington State University

  Co-Author: David Crowder – Washington State University
• 10:23 AM – 10:43 AM MST

  The USA National Phenology Network's Pheno Forecasts predict seasonal activity in pest and invasive species to support decision making
  

  Presenting Author: Theresa M. Crimmins, Ph.D. (she/her/hers) – USA National Phenology Network

  Co-Author: National Phenology Network Team USA – National Phenology Network
• 10:43 AM – 11:03 AM MST

  Predicting pest population dynamics in Washington potatoes
  

  Presenting Author: Emily Allyce Rampone – Washington State University

  Co-Author: Diego Rincon – Washington State University

  Co-Author: David Crowder – Washington State University
• 11:03 AM – 11:23 AM MST

  Using remote sensing to understand landscape variation in pest risk
  

  Presenting Author: Sara Emery – Cornell University

  Co-author: Jaclyn Eller – Cornell University

  Co-author: Katie Gold – Cornell University
• 11:23 AM – 11:43 AM MST

  Economics and decision making: What can big data do and not do
  

  Presenting Author: David W. Onstad – Entomological Society of America
• 11:43 AM – 11:58 AM MST

  Panel discussion
• 11:58 AM – 12:00 PM MST

  Closing remarks
  

  Presenting Author: Emily Allyce Rampone – Washington State University