GNU-Radio Simulation Application for Impulse Radar Technique on Ground Object Detection

Pongcol, Daryl P.; Gerasta, Olga Joy L.; Macasero, Jesrey Martin S.; Ylaya, Vrian Jay V.; Caberos, Aileen B.

doi:10.1109/hnicem.2018.8666440

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“…Sisig, traditionally made with pork, has undergone various adaptations, reflecting evolving dietary preferences [20]. The use of coconut meat as a substitute for pork in Sisig is a new approach that addresses sustainability and affordability [21]. Exploring this versatile ingredient is a unique opportunity in The Philippines [22], which is a major producer of coconuts [23].…”

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Acceptability of Coconut Meat Sisig Recipe in St. Paul University Surigao, Philippines

Serato,

Gaddi,

Digal

et al. 2024

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This study aimed to assess the acceptability of the Coconut Meat Sisig Recipe among Senior High School teachers. We employed a descriptive research design and utilized a survey technique for data collection. The data were collected through an adapted and modified questionnaire. We used Frequency Count and Percentage Distribution, Mean and Standard Deviation, and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) as statistical tools. The results indicated that the Coconut Meat Sisig recipe is highly acceptable in appearance, color, aroma, taste, and texture. The innovative incorporation of coconut meat as the primary ingredient received a positive reception, demonstrating the dish's potential for favorable adoption in the culinary preferences of this target group. Furthermore, the Coconut Meat Sisig recipe enjoyed universal acclaim, with slight variations in perception related to educational backgrounds concerning texture. Given its broad acceptance among Senior High School teachers, it is recommended to promote the Coconut Meat Sisig recipe as an innovative and attractive option for school canteens.

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Acceptability of Coconut Meat Sisig Recipe in St. Paul University Surigao, Philippines

Serato,

Gaddi,

Digal

et al. 2024

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“…This era is characterized by the convergence of advanced automation systems with user-friendly mobile interfaces [43], significantly enhancing the flexibility and control of fish farming operations [44]. The introduction of mobile applications has revolutionized the way aquaculture systems are monitored [45] and managed, enabling real-time interaction and decision-making from virtually any location [46].…”

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Automated Fish Feeder Using Scheduler Mobile Application

Morial

2024

AIR

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Today's fish feeder technology is a device dedicated to reducing labor costs and creating a better feed dispensing system in local fish farming productions. In this study, a newly developed automated fish feeder using a mobile scheduler application is designed and implemented specifically for Milkfish (Chanos Chanos) production. The development consists of four phases; online research, system design, purchase of materials, and construction. Two types of testing were conducted to evaluate this technology, including a functionality test and a technology acceptance test. The functionality test of the technology was tested using experimental analysis, which uses simulation to test the functionality of the developed system. Seven (7) trials tested the automated fish feeder using the mobile scheduler application for seven days. The study shows that this device was consistent in dispensing 0.43 Kilograms of feeds for one feeding schedule and 0.86 Kg for two feeding schedules, based on the total kilograms put in the system. There were ten respondents that participated in the technology acceptance test. From this test, the mean score values for all items such as availability, aesthetics, and performance were found to be more than 3.7 (using a 5-point Likert scale), which means that the automated fish feeder using the mobile scheduler application is very acceptable according to the technology acceptance test. The developed automated fish feeder using the mobile scheduler application will help the farmers remotely feed fish without hassle and optimize the quantity of feeds for the milkfish.

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“…A charge controller is a device used in solar power systems to regulate the flow of electrical charge between the solar panels and the battery bank [16]. It ensures that the batteries are charged efficiently and prevents overcharging or damage to the batteries by controlling the charging process.…”

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“…The drying stops when the squid reaches 10% moisture content which is considered as dry. The buzzer will turn on to notify the researcher that the squid is dry [16][17][18][19][20]. The frame of the drying chamber provides structural support and stability to the device, ensuring proper alignment and functionality of the components.…”

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Automated Dual-Source Squid Dryer with Image Processing Monitoring

Dumaguit,

Cañete,

Rivas

et al. 2023

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The aim of this project was to develop and fabricate an indoor dual-source drying system that uses IoT to detect moisture during drying. By comparing traditional drying methods to their automated system, the researchers were able to save a total of 34 hours while effectively monitoring humidity and temperature in real-time using image processing techniques. Development and Evaluation of an Automated Dual-Source Squid Dryer with Image Processing Monitoring for Enhanced Drying Efficiency. The study was conducted in Brgy. Canlanipa, Surigao City, Surigao del Norte, with a duration of 1 year. The study involved designing and developing an indoor dual-source dryer system with moisture detection through image processing monitoring, using Arduino Uno, Raspberry Pi 3b, sensors, and a motor. A working prototype was created, validated, and subjected to thorough testing using wet squid samples to evaluate its performance, leading to necessary adjustments and improvements based on feedback and test results. This study developed an automated dual-source squid dryer with image processing monitoring. The system demonstrated faster drying time (14 hours) compared to traditional methods (48 hours) while maintaining good quality. The indoor drying system proved advantageous, being weather-independent and achieving dry squid with 10% moisture content. The automated dual-source squid dryer with image processing monitoring achieved a shorter drying time of 14 hours, outperforming traditional methods that took 48 hours, while ensuring high-quality results. This highlights the system's efficiency and dependability for indoor squid drying, unaffected by weather conditions.

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GNU-Radio Simulation Application for Impulse Radar Technique on Ground Object Detection

Cited by 7 publications

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Acceptability of Coconut Meat Sisig Recipe in St. Paul University Surigao, Philippines

Acceptability of Coconut Meat Sisig Recipe in St. Paul University Surigao, Philippines

Automated Fish Feeder Using Scheduler Mobile Application

Automated Dual-Source Squid Dryer with Image Processing Monitoring

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