Most recently in conjunction with Ecostat Inc., of Florida, Serveon has been engaged to map Caribbean Fruit Fly infestation in the Indian River area of Florida, to help protect the grapefruit export market. This project, funded by the APHIS department of the USDA is a multi-year project to help protect the health of the industry. This system will be hosted at Serveon and include a web based user interface to create forecasts based upon historical weather modeling.
Other forecasting projects have included pest forecast work for the turf and ornamental markets as well as the development of PDA driven tracking technology for rust mites on Florida citrus. Currently over 65,000 acres employ tracking and forecast systems utilizing Serveon developed applications.
Serveon-based mapping technology has also been used in the soybean market, where spray status and infestation levels of aphids are collected and disseminated via a warning system in the Midwest.
