A Blockchain-based Water Control System for the Automatic Management of Irrigation Communities

Bordel, Borja; Martín, Diego

doi:10.1109/icce.2019.8661940

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“…Indeed, based on new technology, decentralized platforms implement the basic principle of the digital economy -the integration of management processes and processes of subject activity. For example, at present blockchain is used in agriculture in the water management system [4], food production using artificial intelligence [5]. The widespread use of blockchain technology in agribusiness potentially increases the profits of agricultural enterprises due to the fact that transaction costs will be lower, the higher the degree of trust between the parties to the contractual relationship.…”

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The influence of digital technologies on the form and content of contracts in the Agricultural law

Puchkov¹

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital Agriculture - Development Strategy” (ISPC 2019)

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The article analyzes the features and new trends of contractual relations in agriculture, due to the introduction of digital platforms based on information and communication networks. The method of system analysis, method of interpretation of law and comparative legal method were used in the study. As a result of the applied methodology, a theoretical and legal model of the contract in agriculture based on the use of digital technologies is proposed. This implies a decentralized architecture, agriculture with the use of blockchain technology. A common view on the process of digitalization of contractual relations in agriculture with the use of blockchain is developed. It became obvious that for the transition to the digital economy in agriculture it is necessary to improve both contractual relations and the texts of contracts, giving the latter a digital (electronic) form and perfect legal content. New trends in the legal regulation of contractual relations in agriculture are revealed, proposals for the adoption of new laws are made.

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The influence of digital technologies on the form and content of contracts in the Agricultural law

Puchkov¹

2019

Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital Agriculture - Development Strategy” (ISPC 2019)

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“…In a public blockchain, the main advantage is transparency and redundancy. However, the main problem in the public blockchain is F i g u r e 9 Hybrid, centralized, and decentralized network architecture 92 its performance and confidentiality due to its permission less feature. When it comes to private and consortium/federated blockchain, the main challenge is transparency because it is not allowing every participant of the network to read and write the transactions.…”

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Adoption of blockchain technology in various realms: Opportunities and challenges

Akram

Malik

Singh

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Our society is becoming “smarter” and more interconnected, as evidenced by technological trends such as smart farming, smart healthcare, supply chain and logistics, and smart city and nation. Security and privacy are two major key considerations in these smart applications, such as blockchain‐based security solutions for Industry 4.0‐based applications (the focus of this study). In this study, we present a systematic review of existing blockchain‐based solutions, particularly for Industry 4.0‐based applications. We present the merits and demerits of various state‐of‐the‐art approaches. We also highlight the challenges of the blockchain with the scope of interoperability and governance so that this gives a clear understanding to researchers and professionals.

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“…As has been shown, agriculture is facing problems due to water management and the cost of purchasing electricity. The work presented in [44] does not evaluate the performance of the blockchain technology applied in support of the community and the possibilities of communication with the blockchain network. The same is approached in [45] in managing the agro-food supply chain through the use of IoT of the consumption data.…”

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Implementing Blockchain Technology in Irrigation Systems That Integrate Photovoltaic Energy Generation Systems

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Traditionally, the energy industry has been slow in adopting new disruptive technologies and the transition to a new energy market will require a new digital transformation plan, involving all parties from the energy market. Although it now seems to be an impossible and hard-to-accept scenario, especially by the big players in the industry, the pilot projects so far demonstrate that blockchain can play a major role in the future energy market, even if the technology is still in the first stages of the adoption life cycle. This article attempts to describe a solution to provide alternative irrigation systems for small farmers. The solution involves creating associations of small farmers that will use green energy from photovoltaic panels for the irrigation of agricultural lands. The efficiency of the proposed system can be monitored not only through digital hardware connected to photovoltaic panels and water pumps, but also by using the new blockchain technology that stimulates innovation and growth in the energy and a high level of automation though smart contracts. To accelerate the transition to the green energy economy, a SolarCoin version similar to the Bitcoin cryptocurrency has also been proposed, which is a utility token that creates new possibilities for energy and water trading.Sustainability 2020, 12, 1540 2 of 30 photovoltaic panels can still be used at high capacity to supplement the energy required to run the farm [4,12,13].Photovoltaic systems are ideal in isolated areas that do not have access to the national energy system. Below, the most important advantages of applying the photovoltaic systems in agriculture have been listed [14-16]:

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A Blockchain-based Water Control System for the Automatic Management of Irrigation Communities

Cited by 31 publications

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The influence of digital technologies on the form and content of contracts in the Agricultural law

The influence of digital technologies on the form and content of contracts in the Agricultural law

Adoption of blockchain technology in various realms: Opportunities and challenges

Implementing Blockchain Technology in Irrigation Systems That Integrate Photovoltaic Energy Generation Systems

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