WITHDRAWN: Security Enhancement for IoT Enabled Agriculture

Haque, Md. Alimul; Haque, S. M. Taiabul; Sonal, Deepa; Kumar, Kailash; Shakeb, Ejaz

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2020.12.452

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“…Geofencing for livestock and livestock tracking the location, well-being, and health of cattle may be tracked through wireless IoT apps. In addition to lowering labor expenses, this data aids in the prevention of disease transmission [32], [33].…”

Section: Iot In Agriculturementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Additionally, they may choose between manual and automatic solutions for taking the appropriate steps depending on this information. As a result, farmers may use sensors to activate irrigation when soil moisture levels fall [33], [34].…”

Section: Iot In Agriculturementioning

confidence: 99%

“…A wide range of variables, such as soil type and moisture content, are included in this data set. Farmers may get precise soil data through a dashboard, or a mobile app developed specifically for their needs [29], [30], [33]. Therefore, IoT in agriculture is a promising field and it has implication for the food security of nations.…”

Section: Iot In Agriculturementioning

confidence: 99%

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The Usage of Internet of Things in Agriculture: The Role of Size and Perceived Value

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2022

IJCAI

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The application of internet of things (IoT) has reached all fields and industries with variation among countries. One of the industries that received less attention is the agriculture. This research intended to identify the factors that affect the intention to use IoT (IUIoT) among farmers in developing countries such as Iraq. Based on technology acceptance model (TAM) and theory of planned behavior (TPB), this study proposed that perceived usefulness (PU), perceived complexity (PC), subjective norms (SN), reliability (RE) and cost saving (CS) will affect the IUIoT. Perceived value (PV) is proposed as a mediator while land size is proposed as a moderator. The data of this study was collected from 223 farmers in Iraq using purposive sampling. The analysis of Smart PLS showed that the effect of PU, PC, RE, SN, and CS on IUIoT are significant. PV mediated fully the effect of PC and partially the effect of other variables on IUIoT. Land size did not moderate the effect of PV on IUIoT. Decision makers are recommended to ease the process of using the IoT and to enlighten farmers about the benefits of using the IoT.Povzetek: Narejena je študija, kako internet vpliva na kmetijstvo v Iraku.

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Section: Iot In Agriculturementioning

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Section: Iot In Agriculturementioning

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The Usage of Internet of Things in Agriculture: The Role of Size and Perceived Value

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2022

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“…Additionally, Galankis (2020) strongly recommended the implementation of Industry 4.0 tools (i.e., information and communication technologies (ICTs), apps, Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, BIG Data, and artificial technologies) within all stages of the food systems to reduce losses and wastes, and, consequently, shortages of food during future pandemic situations similar to Covid-19. Haque et al (2021) proposed the deployment of IoT-based sensors to enhance food security by transforming a traditional inactive scarecrow into a smart versatile scarecrow to protect the farmlands from wild animals and weather conditions. Song et al (2021) employed a systems dynamic approach to simulate hypothetical pandemic scenarios to identify the main causes for food security vulnerabilities within an urban fresh food supply chain.…”

Section: Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Key Food Supply Chain Challenges: A Review of the Literature and Research Gaps

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Hariga

2022

OSCM: An Int. Journal

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The large volume and diversity of research sources related to the challenges affecting the efficient operations of FSCs demand a systematic literature review to explore the tools employed to address such challenges and to identify research gaps for future research. Our review of the FSC literature covered 141 articles published over the period 2010-2021. It was found that advanced technologies and optimization models were the most predominant tools for addressing FSC challenges with 40% of the articles embracing IOT-based technological frameworks and 56% of the reviewed papers deploying mathematical and computational optimization methods. The study also revealed that 73% of the reviewed articles primarily focused on addressing challenges related to sustainability, safety and quality, and traceability and transparency. In addition, about 92% of the research contributions originated from European, North American, and Asian geographic countries. Finally, 39% and about 46% of the articles were exploratory by nature and focused on addressing challenges within generic food chains, respectively. Based on a content analysis of the reviewed papers, potential research directions were suggested to fill the identified gaps. The dearth of research focusing on addressing food loss and waste, coordination, globalization, resilience, and robustness, and food-security challenges is one of the identified research gaps. Additionally, the deficiency of empirical studies validating the models/frameworks developed and the meagreness of research focus on unique types of food chains can be addressed as potential research venues.

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“…It is predicted that there will be around 75 billion IoT devices worldwide by 2025 (Liang, 2019). IoT has been exploited to serve humanity in a variety of ways and has implications in all aspects of life including healthcare (Karahoca et al , 2018), tourism (Pizam, 2017), education (Lei et al , 2021), food production (EA et al , 2021), traffic (Tahaei et al , 2020), agriculture (Haque et al , 2021; Kumar et al , 2021) and smart government (Chohan and Hu, 2020). IoT applications have been extended from industry to education in recent years.…”

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Factors fostering the success of IoT services in academic libraries: a study built to enhance the library performance

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Zhi-qiang

Chohan

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PurposeIn the modern era, libraries confront significant service challenges. Some challenges are linked to information resource management which includes direct availability of information for immediate decision making. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a recent technological shift that library personnel should be aware of because it has the potential to enhance information resource management. The purpose of the research is to highlight the willingness to adopt IoT technology in libraries.Design/methodology/approachThis study uses a quantitative research design in which a survey of public sector universities in Nanjing, China, is conducted to investigate the determinants of IoT adoption intention in libraries. A total of 389 responses were captured from experienced library personnel. The literature on technology adoption is then used to formulate quantitative theories. For data analysis, partial least squares structural equation modeling using SmartPLS.FindingsThe research highlights the various success factors which support the IoT service adoption process. It is concluded that IoT augmented services in academic libraries must be supported through robust management practices and effective utilization of technological resources. Many libraries have made substantial modifications to their structure in terms of technology and design to satisfy the demands of patrons.Originality/valueThis is an empirical paper that looks at IoT adoption intention in libraries using a quantitative approach through surveying library personnel. The library personnel can aid in the understanding of the motivations behind technology adoption in libraries, particularly of IoT services that may bring about advances in the libraries' capability to provide information access services.

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WITHDRAWN: Security Enhancement for IoT Enabled Agriculture

Cited by 26 publications

References 13 publications

The Usage of Internet of Things in Agriculture: The Role of Size and Perceived Value

The Usage of Internet of Things in Agriculture: The Role of Size and Perceived Value

Key Food Supply Chain Challenges: A Review of the Literature and Research Gaps

Factors fostering the success of IoT services in academic libraries: a study built to enhance the library performance

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