1.Database Description

With the global population approaching 9.6 billion by 2050, ensuring food security is becoming increasingly important. Plant diseases pose a major threat to agricultural productivity, with potential yield losses as high as 100% . Knowledge-based mapping technology provides a promising solution for detection, management and effective treatment of these diseases. It is important to note that GDP-KG was developed as a broad data set that included pesticide data from all countries in the country, such as China, Australia, and Japan. The site addresses the challenges of pesticide data sharing and supports a wide range of fields including agriculture, education, training and scientific research. This comprehensive resource includes detailed crop information, disease information and relationships to improve our understanding of plant diseases and enhance global food security.

2.Site user manual

HOME PAGE

The website provides a comprehensive overview of the department's website, including our information, the volume of pesticide data we collect, global data on the pesticide knowledge map and a contact section. Our goal is to make the page widely known to users.

BROWSE PAGE

On the browse page you can view the national pesticide information included on the site for easy navigation. Here's an example of an Australian country where you can ask questions about the use of pesticide products in that country and how pesticides relate to disease and crops, the knowledge map of all pesticides in the country can be viewed. The page also shows the number of data nodes, the number of relationships, the content of our services, our commitments and about US and contact us

SEARCH PAGE

When you visit this page, you can look up information about pesticide products by pesticide name, crop name, disease name, active ingredient, and the results will be displayed in a table.

ABOUT PAGE

On the about page, we provide lab profiles, data sources, join us, and detailed contact information to help users make better use of the site.