Evaluation of sensor readability and thermal relevance for RFID temperature tracking

Amador, C.; Émond, Jean-Pierre

doi:10.1016/j.compag.2010.04.006

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Agri-fresh food supply chain quality (AFSCQ): a literature review

Siddh

Soni

Jain

et al. 2017

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Purpose-The purpose of this paper is to deliver a structured literature review of existing literature on agri-fresh food supply chain quality (AFSCQ) over a period of 23 years (1994 to mid-2016) and provide a platform for practitioners and researchers trying to identify the existing state of work, gaps in current research, and future directions in the field of AFSCQ. Design/methodology/approach-The existing literature is classified on the basis of several classes like number of publications per year, journal-wise publications, studies across various countries, growth of empirical research, data analysis methods or tool used, issues related to supply chain quality as well as performance measurement (with respect to entity of analysis, level of analysis and element of exchange). Findings-Most of the research publications discuss issues in developed countries, while relatively lesser publications are available on issues in developing countries. Hence, larger opportunities in the field of AFSCQ are available in developing countries. Empirical research is also growing in the field of AFSCQ. Largely research publications make use of "case study" research approach and "statistical analysis" as a quantitative tool of research. The literature is also categorized under the various issues of supply chain quality such as sustainability management, information management, logistic management, collaboration and coordination management, strategic management, demand management, inventory management, food safety, performance management, supply chain integration, supplier management, quality management, etc. It was found that in the majority of articles, information management, sustainability management, and logistics management are very critical issues as far as AFSCQ is concerned. Performance measurement of agri-fresh food supply chain is also on a growing stage. It is also an integral part of AFSCQ. Originality/value-Most of the prior reviews are concentrated on a particular issue as production and distribution planning for agri-foods, temperature monitoring, corporate and consumer social responsibility, traceability system and ignore the wider perception. There exists a necessity of having a detailed review to cover up all the issues in AFSCQ. This review fills this gap in the extant AFSCQ literature. Keywords Literature review, Supply chain quality, Agri-fresh food, Agri-fresh food supply chain quality Paper type Literature review

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Agri-fresh food supply chain quality (AFSCQ): a literature review

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Jain

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“…The most important task in food storage and transport was temperature control (Amador, Emond, 2010;Aung, Chang, 2014b). Hence the wide range of tags that have replaced traditional recorders, requiring repeated inspection by warehouse staff.…”

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Farm Machinery and Processes Management in Sustainable Agriculture

2023

Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering

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EU forestry does not currently have automatic planters, hence the project proposes to develop an innovative technology in which the key role will be played by an autonomous planter designed for establishing forest cultures and afforestation of former farmland and reclaimed areas with the use of seedlings with a covered root system (grown in container nurseries). The device will have a self-levelling traction system, a control system with a satellite navigation module to support autonomous navigation and planting site selection, a mechanism of planting spot preparation, a planting unit, an intelligent robotic arm to feed seedlings from containers to the planting unit according to a given algorithm, a container storage unit with an automated feeder, a drive unit with an electro-hydraulic control system, a control module, and a wireless remote control system. The autonomous planter will significantly reduce the cost and machine inputs during establishing forest cultures and afforestation of former farmland and reclaimed areas with the use of seedlings with a covered root system, and thus perfectly fits into the assumptions of agriculture 4.0.

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“…Communicating objects are exploited in SC to secure the international trade (Kleindorfer & Saad, 2005;Tang, 2006a;Li & Shi, 2010) by providing tracking tools (Hong et al, 2011;Lin, 2009, Amador & Emond, 2010Bardaki et al, 2011) and environmental monitoring solutions (Shin et al, 2011;Marucheck et al, 2011;Xiao et al, 2010;Somov et al, 2011). Tracking helps to geolocate goods and to identify potential risks associated to their locations.…”

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Dynamic Risk Assessment by Communicating Objects in Supply Chain of Chemicals

Gaci

Mathieu

Deutsch³

et al. 2013

International Journal of Applied Logistics

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In this paper, a wireless sensor network is deployed to improve the security of goods, environment and persons along a supply chain manipulating chemicals in the European Union. Pallets are equipped with a RFID tag and a set of sensors that monitor in real-time the environment state. By defining and monitoring constraints that must satisfy pallet environments, a real-time risk assessment is proposed. Then, sensors send accident risks in case of unusual values to a centralized software. Supply chain actors responsible for goods are thus contacted and in parallel emergency services are contacted to plan and organize their interventions.

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Evaluation of sensor readability and thermal relevance for RFID temperature tracking

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Agri-fresh food supply chain quality (AFSCQ): a literature review

Agri-fresh food supply chain quality (AFSCQ): a literature review

Farm Machinery and Processes Management in Sustainable Agriculture

Dynamic Risk Assessment by Communicating Objects in Supply Chain of Chemicals

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