STELLA, together with fellow Horizon Europe projects FORSAID and CERBERUS, has contributed to a new joint factsheet highlighting shared priorities, complementary technologies and opportunities for collaboration in plant health protection.
For STELLA, this collaboration reflects the project’s broader work towards more integrated and data-driven plant health surveillance. Through the STELLA kenkėjų stebėjimo sistema (PSS), the project brings together a range of tools including satellite and remote sensing, proximal sensing technologies, IoT sensors, smart insect traps, AI-based pest detection and prediction models, and crowdsourcing approaches.
This shared ground creates valuable opportunities for cooperation across different fields of expertise. By exchanging methods, experiences and research outputs, STELLA, FORSAID and CERBERUS can strengthen links between agricultural and forest plant health research while contributing to a more connected European approach to surveillance and early detection.
The factsheet also reflects the diversity of stakeholders involved in this work, including researchers and technicians, farmers and forest owners, practitioners, citizen scientists, decision-makers and policy bodies.
For STELLA, collaboration with related European research initiatives is an important part of building stronger connections between technological development, scientific knowledge and practical plant health needs.
Explore the joint factsheet to learn more about STELLA, FORSAID and CERBERUS, their focus areas and the technologies they are developing for plant health surveillance across Europe.
