Rodrigo Santiago
Bravo Herrera
agrometeorology
decision support sysmtem
early warning
climate change
Biography
Rodrigo Bravo Herrera. Agricultural Engineer, Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences. Master in economics and regional management. Dr. in Agricultural Sciences at the Universidad Austral de Chile, Researcher at the Agricultural Research Institute (INIA) at the Remehue Regional Research Center in southern Chile.He is uncharged of INIA Agrometeorological Network that provides information coverage with 170 weather stations in real time (agrometeorologia.cl). The INIA network is part of the Basic Observation Network for the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and for Chile's National Agrometeorological Network.
He has worked on validating the late blight forecast model, and on the subsequent development of the warning system, that uses information technologies to process weather data in real time to advice potato producers in southern Chile (tizon.inia.cl). He has also worked on the development of other alert system to prevent problems in agriculture, resulting from weather phenomena such as frost, weather conditions for animal welfare, tomato diseases and evapotranspiration.
The focus of his work has been to generate added value to the meteorological data to support the decision-making of agro producers and professionals. All his work as lieder or co-researcher are publish as new web systems, dissemination material and publications.
Projects
Fellow researchers
Ivette Alicia Acuña Bravo
Plant health decision support system Integrated crop management
Ana María Florencia Lucca
Phytophthora infestans potatoes Argentina Netherlands Latin America good agricultural practices integrated pest management decision support systems climate change adaptation fungicides monitoring field experimentation growers genotype phenotype protocols data analysis environmental assessment
Cristina Tello Torres
- Integrated Pest Management - Plant Breeding - Plant Pathology - Scientific research
Arnulfo Gutierréz
Agronomy Genetic Improvement of crops Seed Management.
Gabriela Alexandra Narváez Pavón
- Technology transfer - Farmer group management - Training tools - Potato crop management - Social development projects management - Statistical programs management
Segundo Fausto Yumisaca Jiménez
- Agriculture - Statistics - Participatory Research - Social Sciences - Local Development
Betty Mariana Paucar Sisa
- Technology transfer - Agroecology - Peasant family farming - Soil Microbiology - Phytopathology - Project development and management
Diego Fernando Peñaherrera Mafla
- Validation and training of agricultural technologies generated by the INIAP - Validation of agroecological technologies - Preparation of crop guides that facilitate learning aimed at agricultural technicians and promoters - Social and solidarity agribusiness - Rural entrepreneurship and savings banks - Short marketing circuits - Organizational strengthening - Participatory SGP guarantee systems - Production and processing of Cannabis sativa in an agroecological way (personal experience)
Rodrigo Alcides Morales Araúz
Agronomy Plant Pathology Genetic Crop Improvement and Sustainable Agriculture
Jessica Lineth Sánchez Quintero
Agronomy Genetic Improvement of crops Seed Management
Liliam Marieth Marquinéz Batista
Economics Environmental Socioeconomics Agricultural Administration.
Constanza María Sepúlveda Teuber
Dissemination and extension techniques for different producers and farmers (dairy meat and potato production). potato crop management and estimation of production costs of farm production systems (dairy meat and potato crop).
Victoria Alicia López Guerrero
Validation and multiplication of agricultural and livestock technologies generated by INIAP stations - Organizational and emotional strengthening - Training on the different agricultural and livestock technologies generated by the INIAP stations - Preparation of Guides to facilitate the learning of agricultural and livestock technologies generated by the INIAP stations - Preparation of protocols to validate agricultural and livestock technologies generated by INIAP stations - Financial education - Agroecology - Productive entrepreneurship and value generation - Homegardens - Agroforestry
Lorena Anabel Medina Rivera
Agricultural Health food quality and safety project management good agricultural practices risk analysis.
Juan Miguel Quintana Arena
Meteorologist senior specialized in climatology topics such as climate variability and climate change on a local regional and global scale analysts in meteorological and climatic time series and atmospheric dynamics expert.
