by p.astrua@citiculture.com | Sep 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
A shared effort across networks, research, and technical innovation The development of XGVRL is made possible through the contribution of a growing ecosystem of partners — including institutional networks, scientific institutions, and technical innovators — all...
by p.astrua@citiculture.com | Sep 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
Listening before standardizing: the first conversations around XGVRL As part of the initial development phase of XGVRL, we are currently conducting a series of structured interviews with a selected group of vineyards across Europe. This is not yet the experimentation...
by p.astrua@citiculture.com | Sep 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
Connectivity, sensors, and the evolving technical framework of XGVRL While XGVRL is, by design, a data and reporting standard, its development also prompts important considerations about how such data is collected in the field. This includes questions of hardware:...
by p.astrua@citiculture.com | Sep 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
Software The technology behind XGVRL — and how it works for vineyards Part 1 – The foundation: XML and the XGVRL format At its core, XGVRL is not just a list of indicators — it’s a digital language, designed to structure sustainability data in a way that is readable...
by p.astrua@citiculture.com | Sep 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
Development timeline How we’re building XGVRL — step by step Creating a new standard is not just a technical task. It’s a process of listening, testing, adjusting — and building something that works in the real world. Here’s the roadmap we’re following to develop...
by p.astrua@citiculture.com | Sep 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
What is it for? Why vineyards — and those who support them — should care about XGVRL In today’s landscape, sustainability is no longer optional.Vineyards are increasingly expected to demonstrate how they manage their impact on the environment, on people, and on the...
