Pierce's Disease Control Program Maps
Areawide Trapping Maps
(Coachella, Fresno, Kern, Madera, Temecula, Tulare)
Areawide Trapping
GIS is used as a decision support tool in the area wide management of glassy-winged sharpshooter (GWSS) in California. Traps are located using GIS/GPS, and then serviced using portable data terminals. Trapping data is uploaded to a central server, allowing area wide managers to determine GWSS hotspots over large areas in Fresno, Kern, Madera, Riverside, and Tulare counties. Bi-weekly maps show where GWSS have been found in single cycles of trap servicing, with the prior year also listed as a comparison.
Infested Areas
These are areas subject to program regulations because of the presence of the glassy-winged sharpshooter. There are overviews of current and eradicated infested areas throughout the state, and maps that are designed to clearly show the boundaries of the infested areas for the partially infested counties.
Infested Areas- All Infested Areas
- Eradicated Infestations
- Combined Infested and Eradicated Areas
- Fresno Overview
- Fresno/Fresno
- Fresno/Kingsburg
- All Infested Areas Boundary Layer (Google Earth File)
- Imperial
- Kern
- Kern/North Area
- Madera
- Santa Barbara
- Solano/Vacaville
- Tulare Overview
- Tulare/Dinuba
- Tulare/Exeter
- Tulare/Porterville
- Tulare/Visalia
Pierce's Disease Distribution by County
This map is based on finding one or more locations within a county where grapevines are exhibiting the symptoms of Pierce's Disease(PD). The symptoms are associated with the presence of Xylella fastidiosa in the plant. The strain of X. fastidiosa that causes PD may be present in other counties, but if no infected and symptomatic grapevines have been reported to CDFA, then PD will not be reported from that county. Also, indicating that PD is "present" in a county does not indicate how extensive the distribution or damage from PD is in that county.
Pierce's Disease in California
