Climate Controlled sensors in Agriculture
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Climate control systems are important for agriculture to overcome adverse conditions and improve productivity. These systems include greenhouses, irrigation schedulers, and hydroponics and aeroponics which grow plants without soil. Wireless sensors are also used to monitor important factors like temperature, humidity, light, and carbon dioxide levels. A research greenhouse was developed with real-time climate control and monitoring in collaboration with NABI to study plant growth.
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- 1. Climate Control Systems in Agriculture
- 2. Climate Controlled systems ◦ Greenhouses ◦ Irrigation scheduler ◦ Hydroponics ◦ Aeroponics Wireless sensors CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 2
- 3. Source: wikipedia CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 3
- 4. Important factors for plant growth: • Temperature • humidity • light • level of carbon dioxide Plant Growth Chambers Research Greenhouse • Overcomes adverse climate conditions Research Green House • Helps improve productivity • Achieve energy savings CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 4
- 5. Climate Controller Green House Algorithms & Knowledge Base GSM alarms Master Controller Fertigation System User Interface, Monitoring & Reporting Database CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 Web User 5
- 6. High transparency Biotech grade research Greenhouse Real time climate control & monitoring Temperature Humidity Light Carbon dioxide levels Controlled Fertigation CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 6
- 7. Developed in collaboration with National Agri-food Biotechnology Institute (NABI), Mohali. CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 7
- 8. Future Work in Greenhouse • Intelligent GreenHouse • Creation of Neural Models for Greenhouse • Online weather forecast integration • Geographic resources distribution CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 8
- 9. Irrigation criteria are the indicators used to determine the need for irrigation. The most common irrigation criteria are: o Soil moisture content o Soil moisture tension Irrigation scheduler helps: To determine the exact amount of water to apply to the field. Determines exact timing (irrigation need) CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 9
- 10. It is the practice of growing plants without soil. Plants can be grown in plain nutrient solution or in sterile substrates. Water saving technology. No weeds to deal with. CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 10
- 11. Automatically controlled hydroponics system CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 11
- 12. Growing plants in air Even less consumption of water CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 12
- 13. Miniature energy efficient sensor nodes using ultra low power integrated RF based SoC On board light, temperature, humidity & battery monitoring sensors Multi Protocol Gateway Monitoring and configuring software CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 13
- 14. Thank You saurav@cdac.in CDAC Mohali| Aug 2014 14
Editor's Notes
- Hydroponics comes from the Latin language and it means working water. "hydro" means "water" "ponos" means "labor". Soil less growing!