IIRR GeoRice Dashboard

Rice is major crop in India and it is grown in different climatic zones. As agriculture is mainly based on spatial domain, use of geospatial technologies in agriculture has a big role in achieving the target production. ICAR-IIRR has been applying geospatial technologies to improve rice production since 2000. With this background, IIRR GeoRice Dashboard (http://www.iirr-geoportal.in ) has been developed to visualize spatial layers developed at IIRR on the real world coordinates.

The portal was successfully published online (http://www.IIRR-GRiD.in ), offering features such as real-world spatial layer visualization, interactive attribute selection, and integrated views of related data tables and charts. District level productivity maps (1997-2023), Distribution and Severity of major diseases of Rice crop (10 diseases) over 3 decades (Laha GS et al., 2016) and District level Soil Carbon map were available in this portal.

Technologies Used

IIRR Geoportal was developed using the following open source technologies :

  • GeoServer: to publish vector layers
  • GeoExt: to view the published maps at exact locations on the world map
  • ExtJS: for designing the map window, toolbar, and layer panel
  • HTML, CSS, JS: for designing the home page
Rice Data Diagram
Figure 2: Open source technologies used in development of IIRR GeoPortal

Team:

Dr. B. Sailaja, Dr. G. S. Laha, Dr. Brajendra, Dr. K. Surekha, Dr. V. Prakasam, Dr. D. Ladha Lakshmi Dr. K. Basavaraj, Dr. D. Krishnaveni, Dr. M.S. Prasad, Dr. Ch. Padmavathi, Dr. A.P. Padma Kumari Dr.B. Sreedevi, Dr. R. Mahender Kumar and Dr. R. M. Sundaram

References:

District level Productivity maps- Source : Department of Economics and Statistics:

https://eands.da.gov.in/
https://www.en.krishakjagat.org/latest-agriculture-statistics-of-india/
https://www.data.desagri.gov.in/website/apy-index-report-web

Laha, G. S., Sailaja, B., Srinivas Prasad, M., Ladhalakshmi, D., Krishnaveni, D., Singh Ram, Prakasam, V., Yugander, A., Kannan, C., Valarmathi, P. and Ravindra Babu, V. (2016). Changes in rice disease scenario in India: An analysis from Production Oriented Survey. Technical Bulletin No.91. ICAR-Indian Institute of Rice Research, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad-500 030, Telangana State, India, 95 pp.