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Spinning a Semantic Web for Agriculture Medha Devare Sr. . Research Fell llow, Big ig Data Module Lead SWAT4LS (An (Antwerp), De Dec 4, 4, 20 2018 18 CGIAR agricultural research for development Research conducted by 15 non-profit


  1. Spinning a Semantic Web for Agriculture Medha Devare Sr. . Research Fell llow, Big ig Data Module Lead SWAT4LS (An (Antwerp), De Dec 4, 4, 20 2018 18

  2. CGIAR – agricultural research for development Research conducted by 15 non-profit research Centers with 10,000 scientists and support staff in over 70 countries. Close collaborations with national and regional research institutes, civil society orgs, academia, development orgs and private sector.

  3. Ag R4D: Complex networks, systems, infrastructure… Multidisciplinary (agronomy, breeding, socioeconomics, bioinformatics, data science) Multi-scale (genetic/genomic to landscape) Multi-stakeholder consultative, participatory processes (planning to implementing) Highly heterogeneous, climate-vulnerable, challenging environments

  4. Drought , overuse of groundwater, acid soils Seasonal, flash flooding Temperature / drought stress, arsenic Limited-source surface irrigation Floods, cyclones, tidal surges, salinity Markets, credit, insurance… Courtesy: A. McDonald, CIMMYT

  5. Hey Cigi, when should I plant my rice? How should I manage my crop? Real-time decision support, risk mitigation for farmers Easy natural language as an interface Smart artificial intelligence trained by CGIAR and partners Leveraging multiple open, harmonized and interoperable databases

  6. Timely ag advisories generated from Geotagged, time-stamped the images + satellite imagery and pictures of insured sites, localized data. sowing to harvest. Images can be used in claims settlements.

  7. Scientifi fic in innovation via Big ig Data approaches Find out what your soil says about your farm – and more! - See how to best manage soil fertility - Predict yield for different management and weather scenarios - Get locations for trusted agro dealers near you

  8. Opportunities Support best practices in generating and managing FAIR data …to allow aggregation, combining, creation of Big Data pool

  9. GARDIAN (http://gardian.bigdata.cgiar.org) Getting to FAIR… Demo

  10. What’s next? 1. Search and filter semantic data described with ontologies.

  11. What’s next? 2. View groupings of plots across projects matching criteria. See what other data or variables exist in each. Common categories (all plots) Basal fertilizer quantity (kg/ha) Top dressing fertilizer N (kg/ha) Total N (kg/ha) Total P (kg/ha) Country Tillage Soil

  12. What’s next? 3. Select data to include in a merged dataset. Download in tabular format or aggregate for visual display.

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  14. AgroFIMS: Key features Standardized data collection based on ontologies (e.g. AgrO), methodologies Built-in metadata (mapped to CGIAR repositories) = easy upload to repos Built-in R scripts for statistical analysis with graphs, reports generated Easier data integration = enhanced cross-regional, cross-disciplinary learning Plug-n- play with Big Data platform’s analytical, modeling, visualization tools Ease of use (paper or mobile-based digital data collection)

  15. What might th this lo look lik like? Dataset Experimental site (weather) located in Research entity has activity (Bako) administered by (CIMMYT) Admin div 2 has activity ET Met (Bako) administered by Project (SIMLESA) is part of has process has process has process Admin div 1 Nutrient mgmt Planting Land preparation (Oromia) has participant is part of has participant has participant Crop (maize) Crop (bean) Country Zero tillage Conv. tillage (Ethiopia) occurs in Etc. plot 1 plot 2 plot 3 plot 4

  16. Where do people fi fit t in in and how?

  17. Get on th the bus, Gus! Make a new pla lan, Stan – just listen to me… https://www.w3.org/2006/Talks/ 0718-aaai-tbl/Overview.html#(2)

  18. T. Berners-Lee. https://www.w3.org/2006/Talks/0718-aaai- tbl/Overview.html#(2)

  19. How might AI and ML best leverage SW to mitigate risk in heterogeneous agricultural environments? What role do research organizations and research data play in harnessing AI and related technologies? Biomed as exemplar? Can disruptive tech address key limitations such as poor soil fertility, inadequate access to labor, markets, credit, and technology in Africa? (Cilliers, Hughes, and Moyer, 2011; https://issafrica.org/research/monographs/african-futures-2050)

  20. Thank you! bigdata.cgiar.org

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