Design and Implementation of IOT based Rodents and
Greenhouse Monitoring in Agriculture
Journal:
GRENZE International Journal of Computer Theory and Engineering
Authors:
Mohd Nabeel Tayyab, Mohd Nabeel Tayyab
Volume:
3
Issue:
4
Grenze ID:
01.GIJCTE.3.4.27
Pages:
181-188
Abstract
Agriculture sector being the foundation of the Indian economy merits security.
Security not only for assets just but rather additionally farming items needs security and
assurance at extremely starting stage, like protection from attacks of rodents or creepy
crawlies, in fields or grain stores. Security frameworks which are being utilized now a day
are not sufficiently shrewd to give constant warning in the wake of detecting the issue.
Keeping this situation in our mind we have planned, tried and investigated a 'Internet of
Things' based gadget which can examine the detected data and after that transmitting it to
the client. This gadget can be controlled and checked from remote area and it can be
executed in agricultural fields, grain stores and cold stores for security reason. This
complements the techniques to take care of such issues like recognizable proof of rodents,
dangers to crops and conveying ongoing notice in view of data examination and preparing
without human mediation. This project introduces an observing and control framework for
greenhouse through Internet of Things(IOT). The framework will screen the different
ecological conditions, for example, humidity, soil moisture, temperature etc. If any condition
crosses certain limits, a message will be sent to the enlisted number through GSM module.
The outcome of this project is Scientists have been creating different IoT based security
gadgets yet a little work is done in agriculture zone. As indicated by past research in crop’s
security, developing nations, which are utilizing customary storerooms for food crops, can't
secure them, prompting 20-30% loss of products, for example, rice, corn etc. As of now
accessible arrangements targets just creepy crawlies, pests and grain pathogens. While
other review states 5 to 10% loss in rice crops, in Asia is because of harm brought on by
rodents. These rat effects are additionally connected with the crippling rat borne diseases.
As in Asian and Pacific nations death rate because of rat borne maladies is higher in
correlation with some disease, for example, HIV-AIDS. The work is executed for remote
checking and control of greenhouse parameters with the assistance of sensors and GSM.
The model was tried under different conditions and the experimental results were found as
expected.