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Introduction: DAKIS (Digital Agricultural Knowledge & Information System) develops a scalable decision support system (DSS) for the site-specific planning, implementation and valorisation of agri- environmental and climate measures (AECM) by integrating ecosystem service (ESS), biodiversity and management data across field and landscape scales. Methodologies: DAKIS combines geodata, ESS and biodiversity models, remote sensing, AI-based monitoring and economic models within interoperable software pipelines connected to FMIS and advisory systems. Site-specific AECM placement considers factors such as erosion risk, field geometry, machinery waylines, wind direction, precipitation and habitat connectivity. Output: The system generates spatially explicit ESS, risk and potential maps together with optimized recommendations for AECM placement, such as beetle banks for soil erosion reduction or hedgerows/tree strips for wind erosion protection, while accounting for operational farm management constraints, as well as a cost-benefit ratio dashboard based on CAP as well as regional incentive policies. We can also provides insights into first implementations from model to field Upscaling Goal within AgData Our goal within AgData is the upscaling of DAKIS approaches to other European regions by adapting validated ESS and AECM workflows to different environmental and agricultural contexts across EU countries. What We Need Harmonized EU-wide datasets and information on AECM implementation, management requirements and monitoring approaches from other European countries to support transferability and cross-regional scaling. We are also looking for Agroforestry system datasets related to establishment costs, maintenance costs, workforce costs etc, as well as geospatial and yield information of such systems. Another aspect is the costs of establishing Hedges/flower strips on fields.
Source: Annual AgData Use Case Summit 2026 booklet.