Tracking the Spread of Sneaking Aliens by Integrating Crowdsourcing and Spatial Modeling: The Italian Invasion of Halyomorpha halys

摘要: Polyphagous phytophagous organisms that shelter in man-made objects have a higher chance of becoming invasive fast-spreading pests, going undetected during phytosanitary checks and travelling with any type goods. However, if the same are also household nuisance, they could be used crowdsourcing surveys aimed at their early detection to track spread real time. By participating these surveys, people can educated on destructive potential species sustainable management options. order obtain good-quality data, useful plant protection stakeholders, one-to-one approach is crucial. The case study Italian invasion Halyomorpha halys, among most dangerous global crop-threatening pests. A 4-year survey combined active search made tracking its investigation spatiotemporal dynamics possible, showing functionality coordinated multiactor data collection.