Towards applicability of blockchain in agriculture sector

Sajja, Guna Sekhar; Rane, Kantilal Pitambar; Phasinam, Khongdet; Kassanuk, Thanwamas; Okoronkwo, Ethelbert; Prabhu, Puniethaa

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2021.07.366

Cited by 39 publications

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“… Sajja et al (2021) discussed that blockchain-based agricultural and sector information allows clients to have faith in their data security while enabling global employment and heterogeneity. The data is related to the pharmacokinetics needed to collect the patient’s data and the worry about managing the privacy of the data, which is identifiable of the data that exposes the implementation of the blockchain-based data can be managed to the data that is accessed for the adoption of the system to produce the informatics solution and the stakeholders to produce the privacy worry and the storage movement that enables the genomic and the contracts which are proposed by Albalwy et al (2022) .…”

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Efficient data transmission on wireless communication through a privacy-enhanced blockchain process

Aluvalu

Thirumalaisamy

et al. 2023

PeerJ Computer Science

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In the medical era, wearables often manage and find the specific data points to check important data like resting heart rate, ECG voltage, SPO2, sleep patterns like length, interruptions, and intensity, and physical activity like kind, duration, and levels. These digital biomarkers are created mainly through passive data collection from various sensors. The critical issues with this method are time and sensitivity. We reviewed the newest wireless communication trends employed in hospitals using wearable technology and privacy and Block chain to solve this problem. Based on sensors, this wireless technology controls the data gathered from numerous locations. In this study, the wearable sensor contains data from the various departments of the system. The gradient boosting method and the hybrid microwave transmission method have been proposed to find the location and convince people. The patient health decision has been submitted to hybrid microwave transmission using gradient boosting. This will help to trace the mobile phones using the calls from the threatening person, and the data is gathered from the database while tracing. From this concern, the data analysis process is based on decision-making. They adapted the data encountered by the detailed data in the statistical modeling of the system to produce exploratory data analysis for satisfying the data from the database. Complete data is classified with a 97% outcome by removing unwanted data and making it a 98% successful data classification.

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Section: Literature Surveymentioning

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Efficient data transmission on wireless communication through a privacy-enhanced blockchain process

Aluvalu

Thirumalaisamy

et al. 2023

PeerJ Computer Science

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“…The lag often means significant spoilage among products, eroding the value of the sale even more. [8] One start-up, Full Profile, is tackling these issues by enabling real-time transactions for farmers through "smart contracts" that run on the blockchain. Because pre-approved reasoning can be built into a blockchain-as long as all players have opted in-payments can be made instantly pursuing the transfer of purchase ownership.…”

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Identifying Practical Applications of Blockchain Technology in Agriculture

Ravi¹

2022

IJSEM

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Blockchain, also known as distributed ledger technology, is considered to have the potential to cause significant economic, political, and social transformations in India. Blockchain technology has been most helpful in understanding the source and journey of produce in agriculture. This is vital for farmers and consumers: it authorizes farmers to bargain for better prices throughout the supply chain while giving consumers confidence in knowing exactly where the produce comes from. This is crucial considering the growing lack of trust in sourcing produce sold in markets. While still challenged with fundamental limitations, Blockchain technology is a transformative Information and Communications Technology (ICT) that has changed our notion of trust. Improved efficiencies for sustainable agricultural development have been demonstrated when ICT-enabled farms have access to knowledge banks and other digital resources. The visible effects of this technology are already being noted there. This paper presents early evidence linking the use of blockchain in overcoming agricultural challenges facing India. The paper examines blockchain technology's impact and critical applications in agriculture and the food supply chain. It demonstrates how blockchain can help promote transparency, build trust and reputation, and enhance transaction efficiency. This paper looks at opportunities and key triggers for blockchain diffusion in agricultural practices in India. It also delves into challenges and obstacles developing economies will likely encounter in using blockchain.

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“…In healthcare, blockchain is widely used for electronic healthcare records, data sharing, and access control, whereas it can further be used for drug prescription management as well as for clinical trial (Hölbl et al 2018;McGhin et al 2019;Hasselgren et al 2020). Heterogeneity of the agricultural stakeholders opens the door for the application of blockchain technology in the agri-food supply chain, agricultural insurance, improving food safety, and increasing customer confidence (Demestichas et al 2020;Bermeo-Almeida et al 2018;Sajja et al 2021). Security, privacy, and the single point of failure are the common IoT issues that can be efficiently addressed using blockchain technology (Dorri et al 2017;Panarello et al 2018;Uddin et al 2021).…”

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Towards a Truly Decentralized Blockchain Framework for Remittance

Coutinho¹,

Khairwal²,

Wongthongtham

2023

JRFM

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Blockchain is a revolutionary technology that is constructively transforming many traditional industries, including financial services. Blockchain demonstrates immense potential in bringing substantial benefits to the remittance industry. Although the remittance industry has crossed the mark of USD 600 billion in 2021, remittance cost is still substantially high, around 6% on average, indirectly limiting financial inclusion and promoting de-risking. The involvement of multiple intermediaries in global remittances makes cross-border payments more expensive. Many projects, including Ripple and Stellar, employ blockchain technology to provide alternative infrastructure for cross-border payments. However, the decentralization of blockchain networks in both solutions is debatable. This paper examines the market characteristics impacting remittance cost, a prominent factor driving the evolution of the remittance industry. A truly decentralized blockchain framework viz. LayerOneX, which provides remittance services at a reduced cost, is proposed in this paper. Devices with low computation and memory capacity can act as transaction validators in this solution. A universal wallet across homogeneous and heterogeneous blockchains is proposed to facilitate fast and inexpensive remittance services. Thus, a novel framework for true decentralization of blockchain-based remittance services, resulting in reduced cost and, therefore, better financial inclusion, is proposed in this paper.

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Towards applicability of blockchain in agriculture sector

Cited by 39 publications

References 12 publications

Efficient data transmission on wireless communication through a privacy-enhanced blockchain process

Efficient data transmission on wireless communication through a privacy-enhanced blockchain process

Identifying Practical Applications of Blockchain Technology in Agriculture

Towards a Truly Decentralized Blockchain Framework for Remittance

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