Pembangunan dan Penilaian Model Hasrat Mengguna Aplikasi Mudah Alih Penasihatan Penyakit Tanaman Lada Hitam

Kamarudin, S.K.; Alan, Ribka; Sahari, Noraidah; Wahab, Amelia Natasya Abdul; Sulaiman, Riza

doi:10.17576/pengurusan-2018-52-17

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“…In order to offer advice on common diseases and a pest to the pepper farmers, as well as educating them with minimum cost possible, a mobile app for pepper advisory was developed. As most farmers were using Android-based smartphone [24], the advisory app, known as Dr.LADA were developed with Android Studio. Android Studio is a Java-based integrated development platform for mobile apps.…”

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Dr.LADA: Diagnosing Black Pepper Pests and Diseases with Decision Tree

Adam

Kho

Sahari

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Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Malaysia has the distinction of being the world's fifth largest pepper producer country whereby 98% of the country's annual production comes from the State of Sarawak. However, crop loss due to pest and disease incidence has been identified as one of the major pepper production constraints. Inefficient advisory mechanism and assistance from extension staff due to technical and logistic limitations have hindered the pest and disease diagnosis effort for pepper. Currently, extension staff from MPB will have to travel to the rural farms when contacted, or during their visits to advice or treat the plants. Therefore, by the Malaysian Pepper Board and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia has jointly developed Dr.LADA apps to diagnose six pests and ten diseases of pepper, which commonly found in Malaysia. This agriculture app can recommend appropriate management measures to solve the problems. This an interactive Android-based mobile app with an inference engine utilizes the decision tree with forward-backward chaining methods to trigger the correct disease or pest based on syndromes. The knowledge is interconnected symptoms extracted and validated by Malaysian Pepper Board experts. Dr.LADA is a native mobile app developed on a Java-based platform, which provides fast performance, a high degree of reliability and can be used without any internet connection. The app has been tested with 10 case studies carried out by the Malaysian Pepper Board and scored 97% of accuracy. Having Dr.LADA, the user can identify problems by answering a series of questions from symptoms shown by several plant parts. Therefore, the dependency of farmers on extension staff is reduced, and indirectly minimizing the extension activity costs.

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“…In order to know the farmer's readiness in adapting the technology, surveys conducted on these farmers [23] shown that majority of the pepper farmers in Sarawak own a smartphone. Thus, a model of intention to use a disease advisory app was developed [24].…”

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Dr.LADA: Diagnosing Black Pepper Pests and Diseases with Decision Tree

Adam

Kho

Sahari

et al. 2018

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Empowering Small and Medium Farmers in the Agricultural Industry

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Dahnil

2023

2023 IEEE 21st Student Conference on Research and Development (SCOReD)

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Getting ahead of the pandemic curve: A systematic review of critical determining factors for innovation adoption in ensuring food security

Rizal

Nordin

2022

Front. Nutr.

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The imminent threat to food security requires immediate intervention toward ensuring societal sustainability especially in combating the pandemic. The rapid spread of COVID-19 cases has caused concern for food security. A recent outlook report produced by Food Agricultural Organization and World Food Programme (FAO-WTP) highlights that there are at least 20 countries that are faced with a looming threat of food availability between the period of March-July 2021. Other factors that pose a significant threat to food security include climate change and natural disasters which could significantly reduce the yield. It is hence imperative to gain an in-depth understanding of factors that influence farmers’ choices in innovation adoption for increased yield. A line of research has been conducted across the globe on new technology adoption and effect of innovation that aims to increase productivity and yield. This study examined the key factors, that lead farmers to the adoption of new technology and innovation, reported in studies over the past 15 years. PRISMA-P (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Protocols) was employed based on the SCOPUS and Web of Science database. In creating the main dataset, a protocol was developed in advance to document the analysis method. Several inclusion (eligibility) and exclusion criteria were set to select related articles from a total of 2,136 papers. The thematic and content analyses were subsequently performed on 392 research articles. The findings indicate 4 over-arching segments, and 12 major determinants, that comprise 62 associate determinants. The paper concludes with the identification of critical factors for innovation adoption amongst farmers.

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Pembangunan dan Penilaian Model Hasrat Mengguna Aplikasi Mudah Alih Penasihatan Penyakit Tanaman Lada Hitam

Cited by 3 publications

References 42 publications

Dr.LADA: Diagnosing Black Pepper Pests and Diseases with Decision Tree

Dr.LADA: Diagnosing Black Pepper Pests and Diseases with Decision Tree

Empowering Small and Medium Farmers in the Agricultural Industry

Getting ahead of the pandemic curve: A systematic review of critical determining factors for innovation adoption in ensuring food security

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