Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) Model for Shrimp Culture Monitoring using Open Source IoT

Goud, Chalamala Srinivas; Das, Srinjoy; Kumar, Ravi; Mahamuni, Chaitanya Vijaykumar; Khedkar, S. S

doi:10.1109/icirca48905.2020.9183178

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“…Notification messages along with status updates were sent to the mobile device by the system. [ 10 ] In the shrimp pond, measuring 180 cm in height, 180 cm in length, and 60 cm in width, an automatic sensor system was installed to monitor the water temperature and an ultrasonic sensor was employed to assess the water level. An automated water treatment system was instructed to control water circulation when water quality deviated from predefined values.…”

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“…The sensor system is connected to a microcontroller and an IoT system. In the event of any deviations in these parameters, the system will promptly notify the farmer [ 9 , 10 ].…”

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“…In the present day, the Internet of Things (IoT) applications are increasingly employed in agriculture to assist farmers in recording agricultural data and controlling agricultural processes [ [13] , [14] , [15] , [16] , [17] ]. The use of IoT for smart water management in prawn farms offers a new solution for fishermen to monitor and control water quality data, providing convenience and saving time [ 4 , 10 ]. This research aims to develop a prototype of a smart water management system to regulate water quality, which significantly influences the growth of Pakpanang giant freshwater prawns in Southern Thailand.…”

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A prototype pond water management system (dissolved oxygen, pH and temperature) for giant freshwater prawn farming in Pak Phanang, Southern Thailand

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“…The sensor system is connected to a microcontroller and an IoT system. In the event of any deviations in these parameters, the system will promptly notify the farmer [ 9 , 10 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

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A prototype pond water management system (dissolved oxygen, pH and temperature) for giant freshwater prawn farming in Pak Phanang, Southern Thailand

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“…Data can be accessed anywhere using the Amazon web services dashboard MQTT protocol chosen for transmitting the data to the AWS cloud from the microcontroller. Another work found in [12] Adnan Sarwar and M. Tariq Iqbal ThingSpeak channels. The system is not included a Phone app and web interface, which is inefficient for displaying the data.…”

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IoT-Based Real-Time Aquaculture Health Monitoring System

Sarwar

Iqbal

2022

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Aquaculture fastest growing business worldwide especially in developing countries. Fisheries are marine species and required an oceanic environment where fisheries could grow and live naturally. Off-shore aquaculture businesses need a real-time water quality monitoring system. So, aquafarmers could maintain the required environment for a sustainable and profitable business. This work represents an IoT-based realtime health management system designed for aquaculture and considered the most required health metrics for aquaculture. The proposed system used four primary sensors: water level, temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen. Sensors connected with microcontroller Arduino Uno R3 and ESP 8266 wi-fi module are used for data transmission to the IoT source ThingSpeak. The designed system could access online through the web interface and phone App for aquafarmers. The sensor data was accurate, and the system worked as designed.

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“…In order to deliver information to the user for alerting, the acquired data are then compared with referenced values. Additionally, they suggested three potential remedies for the transfusion of diseases among birds [1]. Another literature on aquaculture is "Knowledge Based Real Time Monitoring System for Aquaculture Using IoT" done by K. Raghu Sita Rama Raju and G. Harish Kumar Varma where several sensors such as DO, Temperature, Ammonia, Salinity, pH, Nitrate, and Carbonates are used [2].…”

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IoT Based Integrated System to Monitor the Ideal Environment for Shrimp Cultivation with Android Mobile Application

Mahmud

Rahaman²,

Hazra³

et al. 2023

COMPUTE

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Bangladeshi shrimp aquaculture has shown to be successful and efficient at earning foreign cash. The country covers 147570 square kilometers, 17% of which is roughly made up of coastal brackish water. Shrimp farming is thought to be more favorable in this larger coastal tide area, and 0.276 million hectares of land are being used for brackish water shrimp farming. The coastal area offers the best prospects for shrimp and prawn cultivation for two key reasons. The mangrove ecosystems' distinctive biodiversity is the first justification, and a shrimp-friendly habitat is the second. A large number of fishing vessels are sent out into the seas in order to mine shrimp which is undoubtedly considered a challenging job. Therefore, growing shrimp in tanks, especially in tropical regions, is more sensible for farmers. In this paper, we have developed an IoT-based solution that connects devices to collect data on shrimp farms, and sensing equipment and then sends it to a distant server to analyze and generate decisions. This smart farm offers real-time agriculture monitoring. The main components of the system are three embedded sensors to assess the temperature, turbidity, and light that impact the quality of the water. The system also incorporates of an android-based mobile application that facilitates farmers with remote monitoring capabilities to keep track of sensor readings, manage the shrimp production cycle, and check on the health of shrimp from different farms.

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Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) Model for Shrimp Culture Monitoring using Open Source IoT

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

A prototype pond water management system (dissolved oxygen, pH and temperature) for giant freshwater prawn farming in Pak Phanang, Southern Thailand

A prototype pond water management system (dissolved oxygen, pH and temperature) for giant freshwater prawn farming in Pak Phanang, Southern Thailand

IoT-Based Real-Time Aquaculture Health Monitoring System

IoT Based Integrated System to Monitor the Ideal Environment for Shrimp Cultivation with Android Mobile Application

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