Blockchain-Based Supply Chain System for Olive Fields Using WSNs

Ghorbel, Oussama; Frikha, Tarek; hajji, Abir; Alabdali, Raed N.; Ayadi, Rami; Elmasry, Mohamed Abbas

doi:10.1155/2022/9776776

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“…Nonetheless, the proposed system has certain shortcomings that could be improved. It remains quite complex and requires many platforms working in parallel (Raspberry [30] + Arduino + FPGA [41,42]). The feasibility of the system has been proven and the concept has been shown to be functional.…”

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“…While in [23,24], the proposed systems are based on databases, in the other approaches [25][26][27][28][29] Blockchain with a purely decentralized system is used. In [30], they proposed a system using Blockchain, which is used by farmers to trace data from wireless sensor networks using a public Blockchain. The implemented approach presents another vision.…”

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Agricultural Lightweight Embedded Blockchain System: A Case Study in Olive Oil

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In Tunisia, one of the major problems of the olive oil industry is marketing. Several factors have an impact, such as quality, originality, lobbying, subsidies and the certification of extra virgin olive oil. The major problem remains the traceability of the production process to guarantee the origin of the food at all times. This fine-grained traceability can be achieved by applying Blockchain technologies. Blockchain can be used as a solution that could bring visibility to the oil supply chain. It is proposed in order to guarantee the veracity of the product information at different stages. In this paper, a multi-Blockchain, multi-sensor traceability system using IoT will be presented. Two Blockchains that can be programmed via Smart Contract will be used. The first one is Quorum, which is a private Blockchain used by the actors of our system, and the second one is Ethereum, which is public and connects the different actors who have access to our system. This smart contract allows us to conta our system to track the olive oil manufacturing process from the farmer, through the oil mill, the transporter and the quality controller to the customer. A general approach for managing the olive oil supply chain is presented. This approach offers the possibility for the system to be configurable. It is based on smart contracts and applications that interact with the same smart contracts. The IoT is used to configure sensors. These sensors are the source of data for the supply chain process. These sensors are connected to the embedded platforms that host Quorum.

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“…Ghorbel et al [ 23 ] discussed that agriculture supply chain is working in traditional manners throughout the world. Now it is essential to convert traditional systems to digital systems in the agriculture fields.…”

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Blockchain based transparent and reliable framework for wheat crop supply chain

Farooq,

Ansari,

Alvi

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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The wheat crop that fulfills 35% of human food demand is facing several problems due to a lack of transparency, security, reliability, and traceability in the existing agriculture supply chain. Many systems have been developed for the agriculture supply chain to overcome such issues, however, monopolistic centralized control is the biggest hurdle to realizing the use of such systems. It has eventually gained consumers’ trust in branded products and rejected other products due to the lack of traceable supply chain information. This study proposes a blockchain-based framework for supply chain traceability which provides trustable, transparent, secure, and reliable services for the wheat crop. A crypto token called wheat coin (WC) has been introduced to keep track of transactions among the stakeholders of the wheat supply chain. Moreover, an initial coin offering (ICO) of WC, crypto wallets, and an economic model are proposed. Furthermore, a smart contract-based transaction system has been devised for the transparency of wheat crop transactions and conversion of WC to fiat and vice versa. We have developed the interplanetary file system (IPFS) to improve data availability, security, and transparency which stores encrypted private data of farmers, businesses, and merchants. Lastly, the results of the experiments show that the proposed framework shows better performance as compared to previous crop supply chain solutions in terms of latency to add-blocks, per-minute transactions, average gas charge for the transaction, and transaction verification time. Performance analysis with Bitcoin and Ethereum shows the superior performance of the proposed system.

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Blockchain for Data Traceability in the Agricultural Sector

Talha,

Frikha

2024

Intelligent Systems Design and Applications

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Blockchain-Based Supply Chain System for Olive Fields Using WSNs

Cited by 11 publications

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Agricultural Lightweight Embedded Blockchain System: A Case Study in Olive Oil

Agricultural Lightweight Embedded Blockchain System: A Case Study in Olive Oil

Blockchain based transparent and reliable framework for wheat crop supply chain

Blockchain for Data Traceability in the Agricultural Sector

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