Environment Monitoring System through LoRaWAN for Smart Agriculture

Boonyopakom, Pongsarun; Thongna, Thanamate

doi:10.1109/incit50588.2020.9310977

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“…To have a wider coverage, this paper adopts the low-power (LP) wide area network (WAN) to establish the connection to the Internet. Possible candidates include long-range (LoRa) [6][7][8][9][14][15][16][17][18][19], narrowband (NB) IoT [19][20][21][22], and Sigfox [19][20][21]23] from different standard groups. Each has different positive and negative components.…”

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A LoRa-Based Multisensor IoT Platform for Agriculture Monitoring and Submersible Pump Control in a Water Bamboo Field

Kuo

Wen

et al. 2021

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This paper presents a long-range (LoRa)-based Internet of Things (IoT) system that consists of a series of IoT units in the field, as well as several servers for agriculture monitoring and pump control in water bamboo fields. Four types of IoT units were developed in accordance with the application’s need based on LoRa technology. Front- and back-end servers were constructed for data delivery, storage, and visualization, forming a complete solution. Another key feature is making a traditional submersible pump programmable with one IoT unit attached to the magnetic contactor in the electricity distribution box. Moreover, this paper presents design details of the proposed system and field experiment results for function validation. This IoT system is the first step in our project of revealing the relationship between farming and environmental reaction. This makes proposing a new farming procedure possible in the future.

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“…Internet of Things (IoT) technologies have been successfully applied to various agriculture and environmental monitoring applications [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. Various hardware modules, software packages, protocols, and transmission methods are integrated according to the diverse application requirements.…”

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A LoRa-Based Multisensor IoT Platform for Agriculture Monitoring and Submersible Pump Control in a Water Bamboo Field

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Wen

et al. 2021

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“…In reference [ 2 , 3 ], the authors proposed a Wi-Fi-based wireless network for data acquisition, intelligent management, and control of the farming area. In reference [ 4 ], the LoRaWAN network was deployed not only for farm supervision but also for real-time monitoring of local weather in remote areas. Moreover, in reference [ 5 ], a ZigBee-based sensor network was proposed for checking the conditions for agriculture.…”

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Utilization of LED Grow Lights for Optical Wireless Communication-Based RF-Free Smart-Farming System

Javed

Issaoui

Cho

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Sensors

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Indoor smart-farming based on artificial grow lights has gained attention in the past few years. In modern agricultural technology, the growth status is generally monitored and controlled by radio-frequency communication networks. However, it is reported that the radio frequency (RF) could negatively impact the growth rate and the health condition of the vegetables. This work proposes an energy-efficient solution replacing or augmenting the current RF system by utilizing light-emitting diodes (LEDs) as the grow lights and adopting visible light communications and optical camera communication for the smart-farming systems. In particular, in the proposed system, communication data is modulated via a 24% additional green grow LED light that is also known to be beneficial for the growth of the vegetables. Optical cameras capture the modulated green light reflected from the vegetables for the uplink connection. A combination of white ceiling LEDs and photodetectors provides the downlink, enabling an RF-free communication network as a whole. In the proposed architecture, the smart-farming units are modularized, leading to flexible mobility. Following theoretical analysis and simulations, a proof-of-concept demonstration presents the feasibility of the proposed architecture by successfully demonstrating the maximum data rates of 840 b/s (uplink) and 20 Mb/s (downlink).

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Development of a Soil Moisture Monitoring System for Smart Farming

Gómez,

Yoo

2024

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Environment Monitoring System through LoRaWAN for Smart Agriculture

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

A LoRa-Based Multisensor IoT Platform for Agriculture Monitoring and Submersible Pump Control in a Water Bamboo Field

A LoRa-Based Multisensor IoT Platform for Agriculture Monitoring and Submersible Pump Control in a Water Bamboo Field

Utilization of LED Grow Lights for Optical Wireless Communication-Based RF-Free Smart-Farming System

Development of a Soil Moisture Monitoring System for Smart Farming

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