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. Plantgen-adelwheat, Application permettant la reconstruction à partir d'un protocole de mesure à effort expérimental réduit

, Elle permet de reconstruction la dynamique de l'architecture d'un couvert de blé pour tout le cycle de culture de l'émergence jusqu'à la maturité. Elle permet de reconstruire une expérimentation bien spécifique à condition que certaines mesures soient réalisées afin d'estimer les paramètres nécessaires pour la calibration. Un protocole expérimental de mesure, considéré aujourd'hui comme minimum, est défini et permet d'assurer l'obtention de l'ensemble des paramètres nécessaires, La routine « Plantgen » est une application qui intègre les fonctions paramétriques présentées dans cette thèse

, Ainsi, elle génère une description détaillée des caractéristiques d'une collection de plantes (nombre d'axes, d'organes, leurs dimensions et dynamiques) qui sont organisée dans des trois tables compatibles avec le format d'inputs d'ADELwheat. Ce couplage permet principalement d'utiliser les modules géométriques d'ADEL (disposition des plantes, géométrie des feuilles, géométrie des axes) et de reconstruire en 3D les couverts de blé avec les caractéristiques de la structure définies dans « Plantgen, Nous avons organisé une session de formation de deux jours à Arvalis pour présenter comment utiliser PlantgenADELwheat pour générer des maquettes 3D

, Nous décrivons ici les variables et paramètres nécessaires à la reconstruction 3D et montrons comment se présente l'interface utilisateur de l'application. Les principaux éléments du protocole expérimental mis en oeuvre pour acquérir ces données sont ensuite présentés

, comprennent : (i) le nombre final de feuilles et les dimensions des organes matures du brin maitre, (ii) des variables relatives à la phénologie, (iii) des variables relatives au tallage et (iv) une collection de forme de courbure de feuilles, Les données nécessaires à la calibration du « Plantgen-ADELwheat

. Documentation-«-plantgen-adelwheat,

L. Documentation and . Le-modèle-couplé-«-plantgen-adelwheat, Cette documentation est en cours de finalisation elle sera prochainement disponible en ligne sur l'interface OpenAlea à l