IrriEye project funded South Australian Murray-Darling Basin Natural Resources Management Board.

IrriEye provides farmers and water managers of South Australian Murray Darling Basin with real-time irrigation water needs from irrigation unit to river basin scale.

Increasing landholder collaboration for landscape-scale conservation  funded by the NSW Environmental Trust (Australia)

To develop models for incentivising on-ground collaboration on cross-property conservation and production activities.

Project funded by the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries (Australia)

To develop and pilot a tool supporting farmers to access carbon markets, with increased knowledge of co-benefits and trade-offs. Farmers will be able to make informed decisions about entering into carbon farming by identifying cost-effective abatement activities that can be fitted into current primary industry activities..

Bridging science and policy in the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network – TERN Landscapes.  Funded by the Commonwealth National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) – Australia

This project demonstrates how excellence of science produced by TERN Landscapes can aid evidence-based policy.  It identifies key impact items including benefits to the community, stakeholders (users and strategic) and collaborative partnerships, and propose measures for future impact, progress and success. 

Proof of concept for a framework to monitor dynamics of wetlands and riparian zones, and mangroves.

Australian Research Project – Linkage Grant ID: LP170100710

This project aims to develop an integrated irrigation scheduling, benchmarking and forecasting capability delivered through Rubicon’s water ordering portal that is used by most Australian irrigation farmers and many internationally. Ensuring adoption is critical and this is facilitated through integration into the existing water ordering system. 

Proof of concept for a framework to monitor dynamics of wetlands and riparian zones, and mangroves.

“Detection and Integrated Assessment of Non-authorised water Abstractions using EO”

DIANA is aimed at co-designing and openly demonstrating a commercial service platform that will empower water managers and authorities to optimise the identification and inspection of non-authorised water abstractions for irrigation as well as improve their water management policies and practices, especially in extreme conditions such as drought.

Farming tools for external nutrient inputs and water management

FATIMA addresses effective and efficient monitoring and management of agricultural resources to achieve optimum crop yield and quality in a sustainable environment It aims at developing innovative and new farm capacities that help the intensive farm sector optimize their external input (nutrients, water) management and use, with the vision of bridging sustainable crop production with fair economic competitiveness.

Sustainable irrigation water management and river-basin governance: Implementing user-driven services.

SIRIUS has developed new services for water managers and food producers, including maps detailing irrigation water requirements in different areas, crop water consumption estimates, yield estimates, and a range of additional information products in support of sustainable irrigation water use and management under conditions of water scarcity and drought.

IRRigation advisory service based on SATellite data. EU FEASR funded Project – PSR Campania-Italy.

IRRISAT® is an innovative irrigation advisory service which to distribute the “personalised” information of crop water requirement to final users, based on EO processing. IRRISAT® operates over both large areas and small fields.