ICT platform for Climate Change Adaptation in agriculture

Singh, Dineshkumar; Piplani, Divya; Nar, Siddhesh; Srinivasan, Karthik; Sharma, Rahul; Tiwari, Aditya

doi:10.1109/comsnets.2015.7098723

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“…IT plays an important role in minimising the impacts of global climate change. Applications of IT for adapting to climate change include data collection through Remote Sensing (RSIS) or Geographic Information System (GIS) with valuable information for storing and analysis to be used as the basis for decision making [10]- [13].…”

Section: Adapting To Climate Changementioning

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Impact of Information Technology on Agriculture Development

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2019

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Agriculture plays an essential role in the economic and social development of Vietnam. However, the agricultural sector faces many challenges, some of which arise from the Industrial Revolution 4.0, such as the application of Information Technology (IT). This paper illustrates the impacts of IT on agricultural development, online agricultural marketing, climate change adaptation, food security, and food safety in Vietnam. Research results show that for the agricultural sector to succeed in the 21st century, Vietnam must intensify its application of IT, make agricultural policy improvements, invest more in education, improve the qualification of receiving science and technology, and identify new agricultural production opportunities for the labour force.

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Section: Adapting To Climate Changementioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of Information Technology on Agriculture Development

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2019

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Food Traceability and Safety: From Farm to Fork – A Case Study of Pesticide Traceability in Grapes

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Srinivasan²,

Nar³

et al. 2017

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There is a growing need to reduce the use of poisonous chemicals in the food production. We need a system to monitor and manage such chemical usage. Due to globalization, the supplier and the consumer can be across the countries or continents. Hence global crop quality standards must consider; local regulations, grower's knowledge/skills and also agro input ecosystem. We need to carefully study the entire supply-chain, various stakeholders and find the points of exchange of the products or services. Digital technology can help to map and manage this diversity, across different time zones, culture, language and practices. mKRISHI® provides a digital platform to identify the farm, record, the laborer skills, manage pesticide inventory and including consumption date, time, dosage, etc. Each plot was identified by plot code and Global Gap Number (GGN). Hence, it's easy to trace back the produce (grape box) to the plot as well as get the agro inputs used to produce it. Using a QR code and a mobile app, it's easy for the consumer to get the desired information at their fingertips. Such end to end supply chain digitization not only improves the traceability but also creates a digital mapping framework from farm to fork. 

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Assessing Worldwide Research Activity on ICT in Climate Change Using Scopus Database: A Bibliometric Analysis

Stefanis

Giorgi

Kalentzis

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Internet and Communication Technology (ICT) tools have been already introduced in every aspect of environmental science. Regarding climate change, research trends and developments on ICT help realize how ICT evolved and its potential future role in climate change. This study aimed to assess ICT solutions in climate change research trends using the Scopus database, bibliometric indicators, and network visualization. After a preliminary application of various combinations, the phrase “ICT and climate change” was used with language selection “English” from 01/01/1999 to 01/12/2021. A collection of 453 articles published in scientific journals and conference proceedings was revealed, which allowed the visualization mapping of the research agenda in the field of ICT and climate change. The most relevant topics are related to Computer Science, Engineering, Environmental and Social sciences. It has been found that a significant amount of documents were published after 2008. The Royal Institute of Technology-KTH was the most productive institution, followed by the Consiglio Nazionale Delle Ricerche and the Universitetet I Oslo. In addition, the dominant countries in the respective research area were the United Kingdom, Italy, United States, India and Sweden. According to citations, most of the published research activity emerged in various journals, like Environment and Planning, Cities and Energies. It was possible to spot past trends and ongoing development, intending to introduce ICT tools in climate change impacts and examine the issues expected to be pertinent in the future.

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ICT platform for Climate Change Adaptation in agriculture

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Impact of Information Technology on Agriculture Development

Impact of Information Technology on Agriculture Development

Food Traceability and Safety: From Farm to Fork – A Case Study of Pesticide Traceability in Grapes

Assessing Worldwide Research Activity on ICT in Climate Change Using Scopus Database: A Bibliometric Analysis

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