GeoSense: A Multimode Information and Communication System

Sudharsan, D.; Adinarayana, J.; Tripathy, Amiya Kumar; Ninomiya, S.; Hirafuji, Masayuki; Kiura, Takuji; Desai, U.B.; Merchant, S. N.; Reddy, D. Sreekantha; Sreenivas, G.

doi:10.5402/2012/215103

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“…Sudarshan et al [8] have developed a comprehensive multimode information and communication system named GeoSense which has been experimented in semi-arid tropics in India under Indo-Japan initiative. This is a novel work of its kind combining ICT, GIS and cloud service.…”

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Development of affordable ICT solutions for water conservation in agriculture

Adil

Badarla

Plappally

et al. 2015

2015 7th International Conference on Communication Systems and Networks (COMSNETS)

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Today, Infonnation and Communication Technol ogy (lCT) is ubiquitous. It has touched almost all spheres concerning human suIVival, growth and development. Agriculture is no exception to it. This paper presents the research initiatives towards improving irrigation efficiency through affordable ICT solutions. It presents experimental results of studies related to improving irrigation efficiency in Semi arid zones in India, using commercially available ICT solutions. It compares between simple microirrigation and microirrigation with ICT (irrigation on demand) and establishes that by using ICT in agriculture, we can increase the irrigation efficiencies by a considerable amount. The paper also presents the development of indigenous wireless sensor node and gateway made from open source hardware and software components. The efforts in this regard show, while maintaining comparable perfonnance, a significant reduction in the cost of wireless sensor devices, when compared to commercially available wireless sensor devices, is achieved.

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Development of affordable ICT solutions for water conservation in agriculture

Adil

Badarla

Plappally

et al. 2015

2015 7th International Conference on Communication Systems and Networks (COMSNETS)

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“…In the context of rural development planning, GramyaVikas was developed as a web-based distributed collaboration model to assist the rural extension community in their own decision-making processes in a more interactive, integrated and coordinated manner (Adinarayana et al 2008). The recent technologies such as Geospatial Information Communication Technology (GeoICT) and Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) were integrated to formulate Geo-Sense, a wed-based DSS to facilitate precision agriculture services (Sudharsan et al 2012). Many tools for watershed analysis and management are being developed for integrated planning.…”

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Information System for Integrated Watershed Management Using Remote Sensing and GIS

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Adinarayana

Gorantiwar

et al. 2014

Society of Earth Scientists Series

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Watershed management is an endowed approach to mitigate the gap between demand and supply of water and other natural resources, particularly in the fragile arid and semi-arid tropics (SAT). As this is a complex phenomenon, there is need for a reliable Information System/Decision Support System (DSS). Watershed Management Information System (WATMIS) is a viable and generic toolkit for integrated watershed planning and management of its natural resources using multiple technologies like Geographical Information System (GIS), Remote Sensing (RS), Global Positioning System (GPS), hydrological modelling and soft computing tools. In this system, an attempt has been made to integrate dimensions in Agriculture-Water-Soil-Climate continuum for sustainable management of land and water resources judiciously. The application of WATMIS will be useful to various stakeholders such as agriculturists, rural extension community and water resources managers for better decision making.

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“…Sensor based services of Bhuvan for Land, Weather, Ocean and Disaster management [5], environmental sensor based services of Ubiquitous Agriculture [6], mobile based agricultural advisory system mKRISHI [7], GeoSense: multimode information and communication system for precision agriculture [8], etc. are examples of the application of sensor technology for monitoring natural phenomenon.…”

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KrishiSense: A semantically aware web enabled wireless sensor network system for precision agriculture applications

Sawant

Adinarayana

Durbha

2014

2014 IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium

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With advances in sensing systems attempts are continuously being made to design Internet of Things (IoT) based interoperable sensing systems. The important issues (water, pest / disease, nutrient management, etc.) pertaining to cropweather-soil continuum can be addressed through high resolution monitoring of agro-meteorological parameters. Presently the designed sensing systems have syntactic and semantic heterogeneity and face underlying limitations for achieving interoperability among these distributed sensing systems. In this study an attempt has been made to develop KrishiSense. A semantically aware web enabled wireless sensing system for precision agriculture applications. Through integration of Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specified Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) standards on sensing system has enabled the interoperability between different standardized sensing systems. KrishiSense acts as interconnection between multiple users (researchers / scientists, farmers and extension community) through multiple protocols and distributed web connected platforms, thus facilitating human participatory sensing.Index Terms-Internet of Things, interoperability, precision agriculture, Sensor Web Enablement, syntactic and semantic heterogeneity.

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GeoSense: A Multimode Information and Communication System

Cited by 16 publications

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Development of affordable ICT solutions for water conservation in agriculture

Development of affordable ICT solutions for water conservation in agriculture

Information System for Integrated Watershed Management Using Remote Sensing and GIS

KrishiSense: A semantically aware web enabled wireless sensor network system for precision agriculture applications

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