The Remote Monitoring System of Vegetable Greenhouse

Bai, Qiuchan; Jin, Chen

doi:10.1109/iscid.2017.13

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“…In [10], a system design for a vegetable greenhouse was proposed. It is composed of four modules: (1) The data collection module, which is composed of different sensors, (2) The control module, which is composed of different actuators.…”

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“…According to the gathered information coming from the monitoring system, decisions can be taken regarding what should be done inside the greenhouse; the remote control system has the ability to send commands to the greenhouse's different actuators to execute certain actions on irrigation valves and windows, for example. Through the use of microcontrollers, the decisions and commands can be triggered automatically inside the greenhouse when certain environmental condition change or triggered manually by a greenhouse administrator [10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The NCS is established on top of Ethernet and Wi-Fi as in typical NCSs [16][17][18][19]. Unlike the existing literature which typically considers a single greenhouse [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15], we consider a relatively large system that consists of two greenhouses to study not only the monitoring and control performance but also the fault tolerance capabilities of the system. Therefore, it will be shown how to allocate suitable Wi-Fi channels to enable this relatively large system to meet all NCS real-time constraints such as packet loss and delay [20][21][22].…”

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A layered IoT architecture for greenhouse monitoring and remote control

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Wireless Sensor Networks have been often used in the context of Greenhouse architectures. In this paper, an architecture is proposed for two Greenhouses based on Networked Control Systems. This architecture is IoT-based and built on top of switched Ethernet and Wi-Fi. Some sensors in the proposed architecture require a one-second real-time deadline. Riverbed simulations prove that there is zero packet loss and no over-delayed packets. An important contribution of this work is the design of a channel allocation scheme that prevents interference in this relatively large Greenhouse system. Another contribution of this work is the introduction of fault tolerance at the controller level. If one controller fails in one of the Greenhouses, the other controller automatically takes over the entire operation of the two-Greenhouse system. Riverbed simulations again show that this fault-tolerant system does not suffer any packet loss or over-delayed packets. Continuous Time Markov Chains are then developed to calculate the reliability as well as the steady state availability of the two-Greenhouse system. The Coverage parameter is taken into account. Finally, a case study is presented to quantitatively assess the advantage of fault tolerance in terms of downtime reduction; this is expected to be attractive especially in developing countries.

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“…which will be interfaced with the microcontroller. With the development of agriculture needs, the greenhouse has huge development prospects [9], it can bring huge economic benefits to agriculture. ZigBee technology to carry out remote wireless monitoring of temperature and humidity signals in vegetable greenhouses.…”

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Internet of Things Based Smart Greenhouse: Remote Monitoring and Automatic Control

Ullah¹,

Mortuza²,

Ahmed³

et al. 2019

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Conventional greenhouses need regulated climate conditions to grow plants in there. Without an automatic control system, it is quite impossible to maintain the accurate climate conditions inside the green houses. This paper proposes such an automatic system for greenhouses to control its' internal environment, to store each climate properties in a database for future analysis and to ensure remote monitoring to those data. Internet of Things (IoT) is used for remote monitoring and analysis of data. Also, an android application is developed to display those data in a short range through Bluetooth technology.The system controls the temperature, humidity, light and soil moisture level by sensing the values from sensors and controlling heaters/coolers, sprayers, bulbs and water pumps accordingly.

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“…It is used when the plant needs certain environmental conditions to grow. Some of the significant factors for using a greenhouse is that it brings great economic income [9] with high quality yield and low cost [10]. Research has shown the acceptable climatic conditions required for the growth of strawberries as presented in Table 2.…”

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Production of strawberry using internet of things: a review

Elijah

bakhit

Rahman

et al. 2019

IJEECS

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<span>Strawberry is a widely consumed fruit and cultivated globally but predominantly in cooler temperate zones because of its wealth of nutrients, vitamins and minerals. However, there are several challenging factors faced in the growing of strawberry such as temperature, seasonal production and short shelf-life. To overcome some of these challenges, the application of greenhouse and internet of things (IoT) are being used. In this paper, a review of the application of IoT in the greenhouse production of strawberry is presented. This includes a survey of existing literature on production of strawberry, types, method of growing strawberry and the application of IoT. The benefits and challenges of IoT in greenhouse strawberry production are discussed. The review highlights the need for use of low power wide area communication technology in the application of IoT in greenhouse strawberry production especially in tropical regions like Malaysia.</span>

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The Remote Monitoring System of Vegetable Greenhouse

Cited by 10 publications

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A layered IoT architecture for greenhouse monitoring and remote control

A layered IoT architecture for greenhouse monitoring and remote control

Internet of Things Based Smart Greenhouse: Remote Monitoring and Automatic Control

Production of strawberry using internet of things: a review

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