EPIPS Login
EPIPS
Exotic Pest Information and Prediction Systems (EPIPS) is a tightly integrated group of systems built and managed by CIPM for USDA's Plant Protection and Quarantine (PPQ). EPIPS supports the following PPQ mission areas: bio-surveillance and preparedness (PestLens), pest risk analysis (GPDD and PAGs), pest spread and phenology modeling (SAFARIS), and pest identification (ITP). To access each system and learn more, click on the links below.
PestLens
Early-warning system for exotic plant pests and a platform for documenting safeguarding decisions and actions.
GPDD
Curates host and distribution records, as well as other relevant information on exotic pests.
PAGs
Archives pest-specific risk analyses developed by PPQ.
SAFARIS
Provides data, modeling tools, and maps to forecast pest establishment, spread, and phenology.
ITP
Provides tools, images, and resources for pest identification.
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Regarding use of the information in this system by registered users, the PestLens web site is a secure site. Unauthorized access
or distribution of information contained on the PestLens web site to unauthorized individuals is strictly forbidden; this
restriction also applies to distribution of information contained in PestLens notifications to unauthorized individuals.
If you have a USDA e-mail address and already have a GPDD, PestLens, PAGS or OPIS
account, you can use those credentials to access the EPIPS portal.