Water deficit severity during berry development alters onset of dormancy transitions in wine grape cultivar Malbec
Dormancy is a survival strategy for withstanding exposure to adverse environmental conditions.
Proceedings of the 20th GiESCO International Meeting (2017)
The 20th GiESCO International Meeting is held in Mendoza (Argentina), November 5-10, 2017.
Documents by sessions
- Session 1: Climate change
- Session 2: Sustainability + zoning
- Session 3: Breeding, varieties, clones, and rootstocks
- Session 4: Vine physiology
- Session 5: Vineyard management
- Session 6: Precision viticulture, modelling, and techniques
- Session 7: Plant protection
- Session 8: Socioeconomic
- Session 9: Enology
- Session 10: International Academy of Vine and Wine
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Are the variations of the chemical properties of the soil related to the aromatic compounds of wines?
Worldwide, the wine industry is interested in the influence of terroir on wine characteristics and, in particular, on the soil processes and properties influencing the wine quality.
Permanent cover crop effects on plant water relations, monitoring of CO2 fluxes in vineyards to support soil organic matter management
Vineyard soils are subjected to a substantial depletion of the organic fraction due to intensive farming systems, the reduction of row spacing and the fast evolution of vineyard mechanization.
Characterisation of spatial variability of soils within a vineyard for management zones determination
Soils properties within a vineyard usually present spatial variability, inducing variability in plant responses and grape characteristics.
Portable towers provide insight on frost characteristics and predict benefits of wind machines
Frost events occur by radiation or advection processes. The relative tendency for the different types of frosts to occur has critical importance for implementing appropriate protection measures.
Evaluation of grapevine irrigation management in Mendoza using temporal series of optical remote sensing images
The mitigation of climate change effects over vineyards area represents an important stake for viticulture sustainability.
Assessment of a 3D canopy model using UAV-based multispectral imaging in precision viticulture
Several studies have provided many techniques to rapidly characterize canopy architecture using the canopy height and width.
Certification of viticulture relatively to “Productive Revolutions 2.0 and 4.0”: “viticulture BIOBIOSOS 4.1C and 2.1C” or “sustainable holistic MetaEthics organic and biodynamic viticultures 4.1C” and “sustainable MetaEthics organic and biodynamic viticultures 2.1C”, as connected to the GiESCO charter
After writing the “Charter of MetaEthics Sustainability 4.1C of BIOBIOSOS 4.1C” we defined the rules for its certification, such as certification “BIOBIOSOS 4.1C” will be exposed in this work; charter and certification, as with everything else
“Productive Revolution 4.0” relatively to robots and precision culture must evolve towards “Productive Revolution 4.1C”, including viticulture 4.1C taking in account criteria of sustainability with their holistic or universal and Meta-Ethical criteria 4.1C
After the analysis of the “Productive Revolution 4.0” or “Revolution 4.0”, that is, the relative revolution of only the productive economic system, in the light of the “Great Chain MetaEthics 4.1C”
Perfume of vine flowers: early research on “sensory analysis”
The experience gained by us in the 70s on perfume of vine flowers together with the methodology of the “Great Chain MetaEthics 4.1C” led us to research on the topic in which particular attention was paid, to genotype choice of the consumer, but also to the innovative phenotype.