The 6P Project and the Nordic Phenotyping Network

The 6P Project and the Nordic Phenotyping Network

The initial focus of the 6P project was the application of unmanned aerial systems used in field phenotyping and development of high throughput field phenotyping methods. The current, 3rd phase of the project will focus on operationalization of technologies and methods developed during phases 1 and 2. The NPPN aims to facilitate and promote the exchange of information between Nordic research institutions, Nordic plant breeding companies and industry technology providers to promote and support the dynamic development of high-throughput field phenotyping methodologies, technologies and practical implementation of progress through end-user involvement and knowledge sharing.

2015– 2023

Agricultural University of Iceland, Danespo, DLF, Findus, Graminor, Lantmännen, Natural Resources Institute Finland, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Sejet Planteforædling, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Tystoftefonden, University of Copenhagen.

Associate Partners: Centre of Estonian Rural Research and Knowledge, Lithuanian Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry

In kind contribution of METK 7900€/year.

Contact

Rene Aavola

Rene Aavola

Researcher
Department of Plant Breeding

Last updated: 07.08.2023

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