Crop Connectivity under Climate Change
State-of-the-art climate change risk assessments for crop pests and pathogens
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4C (Crop Connectivity under Climate Change) is a modelling framework that can project the risk of pest or pathogen dispersal among crops under future climates
4C was developed by Peter Skelsey at the James Hutton Institute, and was funded by the Scottish Government (via ClimateXChange)
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4C MODEL FEATURES
PROBABILISTIC CLIMATE CHANGE DATA
Crop distribution data
Crop growth models
PEST / PATHOGEN risk models
Dispersal models
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PESTS AND PATHOGENS
The 4C modelling framework has been used to produce quantitative climate change risk assessments for a wide variety of crop pests and pathogens. Use the 'Results' button to access some of our published material.