DATA for decision-making in viticulture in the face of climate change: Looking beyond production issues

The impacts of climate change on viticulture are increasingly being felt, requiring growers and winemakers to adopt new strategies to adapt to changing conditions. Data-driven decision-making is emerging as a promising approach to help viticulturists optimize their vineyard management practices for climate change adaptation. In this article, we present two case studies and imagine the potential of making the two interoperable to illustrates the use of data in decision-making in viticulture, looking beyond production issues to explore how data can support broader decision-making related to climate change adaptation. Our findings suggest that data-driven decision-making can support viticulturists in adapting to climate change and improving the sustainability of their operations. However, challenges such as data accessibility, quality, and interpretation must be addressed to enable more widespread adoption of this approach