Design and implementation of a smart beehive and its monitoring system using microservices in the context of IoT and open data

Aydın, Şahin; Aydın, Mehmet N.

doi:10.1016/j.compag.2022.106897

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“…A well-designed monitoring system comprising modern software architecture, such as microservices, is invaluable for managing honey bee activities and ensuring their overall health within beehives (Aydin and Aydin, 2022). Additionally, the beekeeping system incorporates a remote hive monitoring software, facilitating beekeepers to conveniently check on their hives from the convenience of their own homes (Ammar et al, 2019).…”

Section: Monitoring Systems For Remote Bee Detection and Its Benefitsmentioning

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“…In recent years, several studies have underlined the potential of integrating digital technologies to monitor honey bees. A great deal of research has been carried out on IoT-based beekeeping monitoring systems (Aydin and Aydin, 2022). Meikle and Holst (2015) describe an overview of the parameters examined and methods used, including location, number of replicate colonies and duration of hourly datasets.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Use of Products with a Monitoring System for Remote Bee Detection in Beekeeping in Czechia

Kaňovská

2024

AOL

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The use of modern technology is becoming part of both industry and agriculture. These technologies can also be used in beekeeping, where they can help to monitor the operation of the hive remotely. Beekeepers can remotely monitor the weight of their hives, their temperature, humidity, and other parameters. The aim of this paper is to map the beekeepers in the use of products with monitoring system for remote bee detection in beekeeping in Czechia. To map the issue, qualitative research using semi-structured interviews was conducted with beekeepers, manufacturers/providers of smart devices in beekeeping, and other entities involved in beekeeping. The findings showed that the interest of manufacturers and sellers to offer these smart devices is significant, but the interest of beekeepers is rather less, due to e.g., the purchase price, weaker IT knowledge, traditional beekeeping practices, higher age of beekeepers and the joy of being personally with bees. The novelty of the paper is not to look at the provision of ICT in beekeeping from a technical perspective, but from the perspective of users (beekeepers) and manufacturers of these technologies. Through interviews with beekeepers as well as others in the apiculture sphere, a comprehensive view of the issue is developed. Moreover, this is the first piece of research on this area in Czechia.

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The Use of Products with a Monitoring System for Remote Bee Detection in Beekeeping in Czechia

Kaňovská

2024

AOL

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“…An alternative software architecture that allows the availability of DHR is the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) [7], although there is another style of software architecture called Microservices [8], which allows applications to be divided into its smaller components and be independent, microservices is presented as an approach promising approach for the development of innovative industrial applications [9], by offering high availability [10], improving availability and reliability as they can be used as gateways or load balancers A [11]. This microservices approach is being used for the design of enterprise applications [12], as an architecture for video game development [13], for development of route planning systems for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) [14], in the Internet of Things (IoT) scenario [15], Cattle-Health-Monitoring System using IOT devices in real time [16], microservices is also being used for the development of software applications related to the medical management of patients in the health sector, use of cloud-based healthcarerelated data management [17], for the development of drug search systems [18], collect clinical data in the cloud [19] and integrate predictive algorithms [20].…”

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A Microservice-based Software Architecture for Improving the Availability of Dental Health Records

Arcila-Diaz¹,

Valdivia²

2022

IJC

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In order to keep accessible, the patient care information recorded by a dental provider, a software architecture must be designed to allow availability among the different providers. In this research, a software architecture based on the Microservices approach is designed to enable the availability of dental medical records. The quality attributes and functional requirements were identified to design the architecture, determining that it should be composed of 4 Microservices, Patient, Dental Medical Record, Odontogram and Dental Service Provider; each microservice implements its database, the secure communication between the microservices and the clients is done through an API Gateway of HTTP resources and an authentication token. To evaluate the software architecture, a prototype was developed in which each component was deployed in containers using the Microsoft Azure App Service. On this prototype load tests were performed to evaluate Availability and Performance determining that up to 21 dental records per second can be available with 100% availability, and if the demand of requests increases the architecture scales automatically.

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Development and implementation of a raspberry Pi-based IoT system for real-time performance monitoring of an instrumented tractor

Mahore,

Soni,

Patidar

et al. 2024

Smart Agricultural Technology

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Design and implementation of a smart beehive and its monitoring system using microservices in the context of IoT and open data

Cited by 11 publications

References 63 publications

The Use of Products with a Monitoring System for Remote Bee Detection in Beekeeping in Czechia

The Use of Products with a Monitoring System for Remote Bee Detection in Beekeeping in Czechia

A Microservice-based Software Architecture for Improving the Availability of Dental Health Records

Development and implementation of a raspberry Pi-based IoT system for real-time performance monitoring of an instrumented tractor

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