R in the Greenhouse: Shiny as a Bridge Between Statistical Analysis and Agricultural Decision-Making
摘要
This study presents the development of a Shiny application in R for phytosanitary monitoring of chrysanthemum crops. The tool enables visualization, analysis, and management of field-collected pest data (thrips, leafminers, aphids), integrating geographic, temporal, and taxonomic information. Through interactive dashboards, heat maps, and dynamic tables, users can identify infestation patterns, calculate incidence rates by block and week, and optimize control strategies. The application was built with tidyverse (dplyr, ggplot2), leaflet for mapping, and shinydashboard for the interface. This development demonstrates how R transforms raw data into actionable knowledge, reducing agrochemical use through evidence-based decision making.