Energy efficient automated control of irrigation in agriculture by using wireless sensor networks

Nikolidakis, Stefanos A.; Kandris, Dionisis; Vergados, Dimitrios D.; Douligeris, Christos

doi:10.1016/j.compag.2015.02.004

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“…The drawback in this system is that, they have used soil moisture sensor as the only factor for automated irrigation system. In [4], a advanced novel routing protocol for WSN named ECHERP is used and the system is expected to efficiently manage water supply in agricultural land in an automated way. Even though it manages irrigation, the effect of field characteristics on the quantity of water is not considered.…”

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Managing Irrigation in Indian Agriculture Using Fuzzy Logic – A Decision Support System

Suruthi¹,

Saranya²,

Subashini³

et al. 2018

IJET

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Supplementation of water for irrigation in needed in south India due to uncertainty of monsoon rainfall. This paper proposes a support system to manage the irrigation system based on the information provided by humidity, temperature, soil moisture and weather information. The temperature, humidity and soil moisture data were collected by sensors. The proposed ANFIS based system consists of N inputs and a single output which determines the irrigation time needed for the crop. The experimentation is carried out using real time data collected from the region of VALLAM, located near THANJAVUR. The result helps in determining the time for irrigation which helps in increasing the yield of the crop.

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Managing Irrigation in Indian Agriculture Using Fuzzy Logic – A Decision Support System

Suruthi¹,

Saranya²,

Subashini³

et al. 2018

IJET

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“…The entire system is monitored through web page which help to program irrigation schedule and performs a data inspection. The automated irrigation system using equalized cluster head election routing protocol for WSN is proposed in [4]. This system aims at efficiently manage water supply.…”

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Monitoring of Agricultural Fields Based on Drip Irrigation With Wireless Sensors

2017

IJAERD

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“…The wireless sensors also useable for irrigation water management (Stefanos et al, 2015;NavarroHellín et al, 2015). The GSM/GPRS protocol seem to be more flexible for data collection.…”

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Development of an open source agricultural mobile data collector system

Salais

Tóth²

2015

JAI

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A B S T R A C TThe information is important in every decision area. The Big Data philosophy lead to collect every possible data. Nowadays these applications are more and more successful in the following agricultural areas: different parts of food industry, extension services, precision agriculture. While studying the use of these new ICT technologies can be concluded that different types of services offer different possibilities. Firstly we compared the possible mainboards and sensors. General information about the existing mobile main boards. We compared the Atmel AVR, the Raspberry PI and the LEGO Mindstorms NXT. We choosed the Arduino system board. We described the main system architecture and connection possibilites. We found the temperature sensor widely useable. The software was also briefly mentioned. We can say there are several advantages of the Arduino. The whole system can be upgradeable, and there are several Arduino based mainboards and sensors too. Nowadays the block programming support are increasing (etc. MIT Appinventor), but there are disadvantages too. The system has several limitation: the number of the connected sensor, the connection type, the system energy supply, the data loss, the creation of user friendly interface and the system failure tolerability.

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Energy efficient automated control of irrigation in agriculture by using wireless sensor networks

Cited by 172 publications

References 12 publications

Managing Irrigation in Indian Agriculture Using Fuzzy Logic – A Decision Support System

Managing Irrigation in Indian Agriculture Using Fuzzy Logic – A Decision Support System

Monitoring of Agricultural Fields Based on Drip Irrigation With Wireless Sensors

Development of an open source agricultural mobile data collector system

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