Agriculture Resilience, Inclusive, and Sustainable Enterprise

ARISE项目是由伦敦帝国理工学院与巴黎综合理工学院（巴黎）、乌得勒支大学和国际发展农业研究中心（CIRAD）合作领导的一个研究项目。该方案分为五个工作包，为期三年。该项目包括的不同研究领域包括预测极端天气事件的可能性，评估天气和农民面临的农业风险，管理农民的供应链风险，展示对小农生计的影响，以及为所有利益攸关方得出最佳决策指标，从而最大限度地减少农业价值链中气候适应的成本。为实现后者，所预测的学科包括气候动力学、遥感、图像识别、作物建模、发展经济学和金融工程。

The ARISE project is a research project lead by Imperial College London in partnership with the Ecole Polytechnique (Paris), Utrecht University, and the Agricultural Research Centre for International Development (CIRAD). It is structured in five work packages and had a duration of three years. The different areas of research included in the project range from predicting the likelihood of extreme weather events, to assessing weather and agricultural risk to farmers, managing supply chain risk for farmers, demonstrating livelihood impacts for smallholder farmers, and deriving optimum decision-making metrics for all stakeholders allowing to minimize the cost of climate adaptation in agricultural value chains. To achieve the latter, the disciplines represented in the projected ranged from climate dynamics, remote sensing, image recognition, crop modelling, development economics and financial engineering.