Functionality Test of Communication Systems based on LoRa Technology in Oil Palm Plantations Area

Adiono, Trio; Dawani, Febri; Rifai, Aditia; Purwanda, Irfan Gani

doi:10.1109/icictr.2018.8706854

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“…The system will also be connected to databases from various institutions, such as Meteorological, Climatological, and Geophysical Agency's database for weather forecast. This publication reports the progress and continuation from our previous studies reported in [2] and [3].…”

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Prototype of Long-Range Radio Communication for e-Nelayan Devices using LoRaWAN

Anindya

Dawani

Rifai

et al. 2018

INFOTEL

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In this paper, development progress of a long-range radio communication-based fishing assistant system called e-Nelayan is reported. The purpose of the system is to increase the productivity, safety, and welfare of fishermen using mobile phone and long-range radio based system that enables them to report maritime violations, access and exchange information regarding weather, fishing area, and marketplace, as well as communicate with mainland using Android-based mobile phone within extended range. We used LoRaWAN as a base technology for long-range communication scheme. In this work, the test conducted to obtain an insight to e-Nelayan device (LoRa-based) received RSSI and its packet loss. The received data collected in a server also includes the GPS tracking data. The test results show that our system can reach about 5 km of distance between end-node to the LoRa Gateway within urban area (LoS configuration) and about 2 km for NLOS configuration.

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Prototype of Long-Range Radio Communication for e-Nelayan Devices using LoRaWAN

Anindya

Dawani

Rifai

et al. 2018

INFOTEL

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“…A study in an Indonesian oil palm plantation where devices such as Android based smartphone can act as a bridge between a device and the user. Smartphones are chosen to support advanced features and APIs such as mapping and processing of data (Adiono et al, 2018).…”

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Challenges of Iot/5g Advancement in the Oil Palm Upstream

Shashikant

Shariff

Ping³

et al. 2021

Basrah J. Agric. Sci.

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5G technology is vital for the development of Internet of Things (IoT) application in Malaysia to enhance the development of the agriculture and plantation industry. The nation is marching towards big data and artificial intelligence. Consequently, having 5G networks merging with IoT technology as a platform would contribute to the country’s gross domestic income up to RM 12.7 billion ringgit. There are tangible and intangible benefits to the oil palm industry if the technologies of 5G/IOT are implemented. In the oil palm industry, the technology of 5G network can uplift the current technology in the field to enhance the labour productivity. On the other hand, the dependency on foreign workers can also be reduced. Apart from that, the use of 5G/IoT will improve crop productivity and land use efficiency to improve palm oil yield. However, IoT platforms relying on 5G technology will be challenging in rural oil palm areas where there is low signal for communication. In relation to that, preliminary research shows that LoRA technology that is similar to 5G technology is able to work in remote areas. 5G/ IoT related technology implementation is vital in the oil palm plantation at the upstream level.

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Information System Application for Palm Oil and Rubber Plantation Sales

Nugraha

Tawami

2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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This study aims to determine the role of the information system in the sale and purchase of oil palm and rubber plantations. This research used a descriptive method to explain the problems faced by the community in applying application technology to improve sales quality. The results of this study showed that the P&R Plantation application can be a medium to improve the quality of sales and purchases in the field of oil palm and rubber plantations. This application also can help community empowerment.

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Functionality Test of Communication Systems based on LoRa Technology in Oil Palm Plantations Area

Cited by 5 publications

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Prototype of Long-Range Radio Communication for e-Nelayan Devices using LoRaWAN

Prototype of Long-Range Radio Communication for e-Nelayan Devices using LoRaWAN

Challenges of Iot/5g Advancement in the Oil Palm Upstream

Information System Application for Palm Oil and Rubber Plantation Sales

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