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domain	idtools.org
summary	This collaborative project involves several universities and individuals working together to develop Screening Aids for identifying CAPS (Crop/Animal/Plant Surveillance) target pests. These aids are designed for use by pest screeners, providing comprehensive information about each pest, including background details, sorting methods (level 1 and level 2), keys, references, and detailed images of targets, non-targets, and diagnostic characters. The project is led by Colorado State University (CSU) Department of Biology under CSU Principal Investigator Ashley Gottlieb and imageID Coordinator Melissa Islam. Ashley Gottlieb's team includes Paul Langlois as IDtools Coordinator, Lindsey Seastone as Plant Pathologist, and Aimee Ward as Biologist and ITP Node Coordinator. North Carolina State University (NCSU) Center for Integrated Pest Management is another key contributor, with Yu Takeuchi, PhD, leading the NCSU team as Principal Investigator and Robin Boudwin working as a Programmer on IDtools. Cong Mai and Mikel Shilling are programmers for both IDaids and IDtools. The University of Georgia (UGA) Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health, under Joe LaForest's Principal Investigation and programming by Sai Dasari, also contributes to this initiative. The collaborative effort aims to create a robust tool for pest identification, enhancing surveillance and control efforts in crops, animals, and plants.
title	ITP \| About
description	Identification Technology Program is USDA's source for resources and tools for screening and identification of plant pests.
keywords	identification, resources, plant, screening, pest, images, aids, search, pests, usda, image, coordinator, programmer, node, technology, caps, experts
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nslookup	A 152.14.68.92
created	2025-11-10
updated	2025-11-10
summarized	2025-11-14

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