Framework for Design of Traceability System on Organic Rice Certification

Purwandoko, Pradeka Brilyan; Seminar, Kudang Boro; Sutrisno, Sutrisno; Sugiyanta,

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/147/1/012044

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“…Mohanty et.al in their paper investigated the manners by which machine learning models can be applied to improve the cycle of plant disease detection in beginning phases to improve grain security and manageability of the agro-biological system (36). On the front of certification lacking constant standard, Purwandoko et.al aimed at developing a traceability framework on organic rice certification process (37). First, the main discussed issues were of organic certification process (37).…”

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“…On the front of certification lacking constant standard, Purwandoko et.al aimed at developing a traceability framework on organic rice certification process (37). First, the main discussed issues were of organic certification process (37). Second, unified modeling language (UML) is used to build the model of user requirement in order to develop traceability system for all actors in the certification process (37).…”

Section: Future Societiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…First, the main discussed issues were of organic certification process (37). Second, unified modeling language (UML) is used to build the model of user requirement in order to develop traceability system for all actors in the certification process (37). This study provided a model for information that must be captured by institution certification of organic product in three main phases i.e production, processing, and distribution (37).…”

Section: Future Societiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Second, unified modeling language (UML) is used to build the model of user requirement in order to develop traceability system for all actors in the certification process (37). This study provided a model for information that must be captured by institution certification of organic product in three main phases i.e production, processing, and distribution (37). Over usage of chemicals in the production process, use of uncertified chemicals and mechanisms for preservation and ripening processes, are the major issues that impact on agricultural product's quality as well as overall health of the consumers (38).…”

Section: Future Societiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Is Conscious Consumerism a Step Towards Society 5.0? A Review Paper

Vishnubhatla¹,

Agashe²

2022

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With the advent of pandemic and when nations have sealed most of their boundaries, conscious consumerism in food has taken great strides. Humans can no longer be oblivious to what they eat or drink. In the age of increased competition for resource availability, age old traditional organic food farming and consumption have become facile and the need of the hour. The review attempts to showcase how organic farming prevailed during the vedic time prioritizing the concept of environmental balance. Furthermore, the 2030 agenda for sustainable development adopted shared a roadmap wherein eco-friendly practices have gained greater importance in order to make our planet a better place. Consumers have become conscious about their purchases. In addition, newer technologies such as blockchain, IoT, robots, and cloud computing all have contributed significantly to satisfy farmer and consumer needs at various levels. All these developments are leading to a Society 5.0.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Agashe²

2022

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“…According to Satzinger et al [23], use-case diagrams describe interactions and functions between one or more actors within the system to be created. Use-case diagrams consist of several components, namely: (1) actors who are objects that interact with the system, (2) a use-case describing the functionality provided by the system as units that exchange messages between systems with actors, (3) relationships that describe interactions that occur between actors and use-cases; and (4) boundary systems that describe system boundaries [24,25]. Based on Figure 2, there is some information recorded by each stakeholder.…”

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Design Framework of a Traceability System for the Rice Agroindustry Supply Chain in West Java

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Rice is a vital food commodity in Indonesia due to its role as a staple food for most Indonesian people. The rice supply chain in Indonesia varies from one region to another and it is difficult to trace movement along the chain from land to customers. This introduces non-transparency and uncertainty in the quantity and quality of rice at every node along the supply chain. The crucial issues of food safety and security, as well as consumer concern and curiosity in buying and consuming foods, increases the need for a traceability system for the rice value chain which can be easily and widely accessed. This paper describes the design framework of an IT (Information Technology)-based traceability system for the rice supply chain on web platforms. The system approach has been followed (where the system requirements are identified based on supply chain characteristics) and then the logical framework for implementing internal and external traceability was modeled using IDEF-0 (Integrated Definition Modeling). This paper further presents an explanation of the ERD (Entity Relationship Diagram) as an initial step to modeling the data requirements and a model of information exchange between stakeholders that explains the data that must be recorded and forwarded to the next stakeholder. Finally, we propose the CBIS (Computer Based Information System) concept to develop a traceability system in the rice supply chain.

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Product traceability in manufacturing: A technical review

Schuitemaker

2020

Procedia CIRP

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Framework for Design of Traceability System on Organic Rice Certification

Cited by 8 publications

References 14 publications

Is Conscious Consumerism a Step Towards Society 5.0? A Review Paper

Is Conscious Consumerism a Step Towards Society 5.0? A Review Paper

Design Framework of a Traceability System for the Rice Agroindustry Supply Chain in West Java

Product traceability in manufacturing: A technical review

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