21 August 2011
Transfer of innovation and sustainability in agriculture
Dr. (individual employment contract)
[email protected]
Skills and Activities
• Research and experimentation in the field of vineyard protection and environmental sustainability.
• Agrometeorology and climatology applied to vines: predictive models.
• Soil mapping and pedology.
• Territorial information systems e WEBGIS.
• Acquisition, diffusion and dissemination of product and/or process innovations in favor of subjects in the wine supply chain.
• Research and experimentation in collaboration with universities, research institutions and other public or private entities.
• Training aimed at technicians and operators in the wine supply chain.
• Assistance to wineries for phytopathology problems.
• Creation of digital cartography and vineyard quality maps (Leica GPS and Multiplex3)
• Precision Farming in viticulture
To carry out its activities, the OU uses the following instruments:
1. Viva Leica Zeno15-3.5G GPS GNSS system for rapid field surveys and thematic map processing
2. Multiplex system Research for precision viticulture applications and knowledge of the qualitative variability of production in the vineyard with related production of thematic cartography
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| GPS GNSS system Long live Leica Zeno15-3.5G |
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Ultime notizie
News January 30, 2026
Duties assigned and authorized to employees
List of tasks authorized in the year 2026 EMPLOYEE SUBJECT OF THE TASK DURATION GROSS COMPENSATION Rosario Geraci Cleaning services all locations DDG liquidation of technical incentives: n.
News 9 January 2025
Public consultation on the IRVO 2026-2028 PTPCT update
Public consultation for the update of the Three-Year Plan for the Prevention of Corruption and Transparency (PTPCT) 2026/2028. In order to allow maximum involvement in the preparation of the update of the Three-Year Plan for the Prevention of Corruption and Transparency of the Regional Institute of Wine and Oil for the three-year period 2026/2028, all interested parties – particularly citizens, companies, consumer associations, representative trade unions, and other entities operating in the territory representing particular interests – are invited to submit comments and/or proposals to the Head of Corruption Prevention and Transparency (RPCT), which will be evaluated during the drafting of the document.

