Tools For Detecting and Control of Soil pH by Probe Sensor based on Android

Sihombing, Poltak; Perangin-angin, Bisman; Sitompul, Dahlan; Rivaldo, Rido

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1230/1/012033

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“…The third layer is the network management layer, which includes technologies for communication such as GSM, Wi-Fi, 3G, UMTS, Bluetooth Low Energy, and ZigBee ( Suanpang and Jamjuntr, 2019 ). Finally, the fourth layer is the information collection layer, which includes all sorts of physical IoT devices, such as sensors for sensing the environment and actuators for controlling and automating tasks ( Sihombing et al., 2019 ; Montazeaud et al., 2021 ). We have noted that this architecture can be customized according to context and the needs of the solution, having more intermediate sublayers.…”

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Towards making the fields talks: A real-time cloud enabled IoT crop management platform for smart agriculture

Thilakarathne

Bakar²,

Abas³

et al. 2023

Front. Plant Sci.

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Agriculture is the primary and oldest industry in the world and has been transformed over the centuries from the prehistoric era to the technology-driven 21st century, where people are always solving complex problems with the aid of technology. With the power of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), the world has become a global village, where every digital object that prevails in the world is connected to each other with the Internet of Things (IoT). The fast proliferation of IoT-based technology has revolutionized practically every sector, including agriculture, shifting the industry from statistical to quantitative techniques. Such profound transformations are reshaping traditional agricultural practices and generating new possibilities in the face of various challenges. With the opportunities created, farmers are now able to monitor the condition of crops in real time. With the automated IoT solutions, farmers can automate tasks in the farmland, as these solutions are capable of making precise decisions based on underlying challenges and executing actions to overcome such difficulties, alerting farmers in real-time, eventually leading to increased productivity and higher harvest. In this context, we present a cloud-enabled low-cost sensorized IoT platform for real-time monitoring and automating tasks dealing with a tomato plantation in an indoor environment, highlighting the necessity of smart agriculture. We anticipate that the findings of this study will serve as vital guides in developing and promoting smart agriculture solutions aimed at improving productivity and quality while also enabling the transition to a sustainable environment.

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confidence: 99%

Towards making the fields talks: A real-time cloud enabled IoT crop management platform for smart agriculture

Thilakarathne

Bakar²,

Abas³

et al. 2023

Front. Plant Sci.

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“…Sihombing [16] developed a detector system that is capable of sending its output to a smartphone user. Later, the authors built a mobile monitoring device that works in real time [17]. Sensors that can detect soil qualities have been introduced in a variety of forms and applications.…”

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IoT-Based Detection and Early Warning System for Acid Leaking in Underground Pipeline

Hairuddin¹,

Nazri²,

Saaid³

2022

TEM Journal

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Leaks in pipelines caused by acid are destructive to both economic growth and capital which should be avoided at all costs. Damage to underground pipelines is caused by a hard-to-find leak, the unavailability of a real-time monitoring system and the lack of a pipeline history database. The aim of this work is to develop an early warning system to detect acid leaking in the pipeline using Internet of Things (IoT) technology. To detect changes in the pH of acid soil parameters near the pipeline, two mechanisms are required: first, to provide an early warning before the leak is detected and second, to report the occurrence of the leak. The notification system is equipped with three LED indicators, each showing the offline, online and signal detection status. The novelty of the work is a prototype that can detect the acid leak in the pipeline and record the pH values in a database for future research. Using continuous pH monitoring, real-time analysis and a database, this system can detect leaks before they become a major problem. Consequently, the manufacturing industry will benefit from this initiative as it is automated, efficient and cost-effective.

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“…However, soil laboratories can be done with proper equipment and facilities and takes too long to perform. The process usually takes ten days to complete the soil sample's complete analysis [7], [8].…”

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Soil parameter detection of soil test kit-treated soil samples through image processing with crop and fertilizer recommendation

Montanez¹

2021

IJEECS

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<span>Standard laboratory soil testing is deemed to be expensive and time-consuming. Utilizing a soil test kit is considered to be a cost-efficient and time-saving way of soil testing. This project study aims to develop a prototype that detects soil parameters (i.e., soil pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium) and gives crop and fertilizer recommendations after the soil sample has undergone a soil treatment test kit and its acceptability for possible users. The prototype development primarily used image processing to detect the needed parameters that lead to crop and fertilizer recommendations. In the evaluation of the effectiveness of the prototype, 50 trials were conducted per parameter. All of the said parameters were recorded as highly effective except for nitrogen Low, which is interpreted as effective only. There were 30 possible users invited to assess the acceptability of the prototype. A survey based on the technology acceptance model was administered to the 30 respondents garnering a 4.85 weighted mean interpreted as excellent. The prototype was proven effective and accepted as a device that can detect soil pH and primary macronutrient levels. It gives the appropriate crop and fertilizer recommendations based on the gathered data.</span>

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Tools For Detecting and Control of Soil pH by Probe Sensor based on Android

Cited by 4 publications

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Towards making the fields talks: A real-time cloud enabled IoT crop management platform for smart agriculture

Towards making the fields talks: A real-time cloud enabled IoT crop management platform for smart agriculture

IoT-Based Detection and Early Warning System for Acid Leaking in Underground Pipeline

Soil parameter detection of soil test kit-treated soil samples through image processing with crop and fertilizer recommendation

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