Innovine project comes to an end. To close the project, partners organized a final symposium. Several presentations related to project results and outcomes were given. More than 250 people were present to attend presentation on adaptation to climate change and diseases' impact, concrete experiences on resistant varieties, sensors and decision support systems.

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Speaker | Title | File | Video |
AF Adam Blonbon | Presentation of Innovine | ||
Session 1 : Grape adaptation to diseases and climate change | |||
Bruce Reisch | Grapevine breeding in the United states: Perspectives form the VitisGen project | ||
François Delmotte | Durabilty assessment of resistance | ||
Reinhard Töpfer | Needs for new disease resistance | ||
Osvaldo Failla | Screening forr new sources of powdery and downy mildew resistance | ||
Ludger Hausmann | Developing tools and resources for breeding grapevines resistant to black rot and phylloxera | ||
Pablo Carbonel-Bejerano | Screening germplasm for adaptation to drought and temperature | ||
Manfred Stoll | Canopy managemenr to support disease control: what do we learn from Innovine ? | ||
F. Bove | Moeling downy mildew epidemics in susceptible and resistant genotypes | ||
Session 2 : Grape berry ripening: environmental drivers and spoilers | |||
Markus Keller | Grape berry ripening: environmental drivers and spoilers | ||
Serge Delrot | Phenotyping tools and usefulness for understanding biological traits growth and disease | ||
Zhanwu Dai, Rami Albasha | Modeling the influence of environmental stress on berry composition | ||
Stefano Poni | The uncoupling of ripening: what we learned from Innovine | ||
Session 3 : Resistant varieties/Sensors/Decision Support Systems/Sytems | |||
Marco Viciani | Grower's perspective on innovation towards sustainability | ||
Laurent Audeguin | Worldwide view of breeding for disease resistant grapevine varieties and what Innovine is bringing to the scope | ||
Elisa De Luca | What are the new findings obtained during the project? | ||
Laurent Delière | Application of the approach system in viticulture | ||
David Lafond | Examples of systems conceived and tested in Innovine | ||
Christophe Guizard et al | State of the art on sensors and monitoring in viticulture. New sensors and new applications developed during Innovine | ||
Vittorio Rossi and al | A review on the Decision Support Systems (DSSs) and models available in viticulture. New models and adaptation of existing models carried out in the frame of Innovine | ||
The congress ENOFORUM, held in Vicenza (Italy) on May 2015, offered the opportunity to present some of the first results obtained within the project.
The dedicated session started with a presentation of the project objectives and structure, offered by Olivier Geffroy from the center IFV V'Innopole at Lisle sur Tarn (France).The overall plan of activities and the network of project partners were described.
The first technical presentation was then given by Stefano Poni, Director of the Department of Sustainable Crop Production, Catholic University of Piacenza and leader in the project of workpackage 2 "Design of optimized vineyard practices to reduce pesticides". Prof. Poni offered the congress audience a seminar on the difficult coexistence between tradition and innovation, showing some data issued from INNOVINE inserted in the context of his pluridecennial experience in canopy management and vine physiology.
Prof. Vittorio Rossi, scientist pathologist owing to the same department of the Catholic University of Piacenza, developed the topic of DSS (Decision Support Systems) as important tool allowing to optimize the strategy of defense of the vineyard against pathogens, with reduction of chemical use, increase of efficiency of the treatment, and positive environmental and economic effects. The Vite.net system, developed within a previous project, is further improved in INNOVINE by applying it in a variety of climatic and social conditions.