This document outlines the architecture for mobile app modules to manage inventory and viability testing. It includes a desktop admin tool, curator tool, and print wizard that connect to a global database through a middle tier. The backend includes RESTful and SOAP web services. The International Potato Center (CIP) is a research organization focused on potatoes, sweet potatoes, and roots that delivers science-based solutions to issues like hunger, poverty, and climate change.
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Suggested citation: Dantan J, Rizzo D, Fourati F, Dubois M, Jaber M (2018) Farmer-oriented innovation: outcomes from a first bootcamp. 3rd Abbé Grégoire Innovation Days, April 3rd Paris.
+ + + + + + + We have explored the construction of solutions around farmers' questions about the culture of knowledge sharing (Open Source & Open Hardware Initiatives). To tackle such challenges, UniLaSalle has almost finished building the AgriLab® platform. AgriLab® is a “new generation” laboratory which is, among others, a rapid prototyping platform in digital technologies (robotics, collaboration platforms, big data processing and decision support tools) and in agro-equipment. Dedicated to open innovation, this platform promotes the culture of knowledge sharing. It is part of the worldwide movement of free knowledge exchange for a more sustainable agriculture.
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The video and voice-over of this presentation can be found at https://youtu.be/wYJVqh6jvSE
Family Farming is attracting interests of multiples actors of society and comprises a set of several rural activities that are managed and operated by a family and predominantly dependent from family hand labor. In Brazil this kind of activity has an important role in food production, representing 84% of all rural establishments. Linked with the relevance of the subject, there is a growing interest that Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) permeates these areas, amplifying access to information by farmers and bringing benefits to rural practices and increasing their competitive factor. This interest is observed through actions promoted by institutions such as governments, NGOs, private institutions and universities. Concomitantly, the Pro-Rectorate of University Extension from São Paulo State University has several outreach projects in this subject on its rolls and, among them, the extension project Digital Skills for Family Agriculture (CoDAF), with a purpose to provide alternatives to mitigate factors that difficult access to information by family farmers. However, the use of ICT, associated with a low educational profile of brazilians farmers, promotes not only concerns with aspects such as the access to content available on websites builded for this kind of public, but also raises questions like how information is available; and the way its users find the information contained therein. To Morville (2005), this kind of 'ease' of a user to find information about something or someone in a particular environment is called findability. Vechiato and Vidotti (2014) proposed a findability evaluation model to information environments with recommendations that should be considered in the strategy, the development and the maintenance of these environments, to achieve a better level of
findability of information by the public. In this scenario, the objective of this work was to identify points of attention related to the findability of information on websites with a set of users that includes family farmers. The universe of this research was bordered on the structure and all content available through CoDAF website in December’14. This paper carried out an exploratory analysis, identifying elements on website and on their source code that enables to validate recommendations settled on findability evaluation model, towards to a better findability of information in CoDAF website. The exploratory analysis was divided into five steps, namely: i) storage of log of users' activities, ii) navigation structure, iii) contents layout, iv) presentation of content on mobile devices, and v) metadata. On all steps, the collected data from website was used to observe all the findability recommendations, and then results were divided into ten categories. The results determined that only four categories partially fulfilled findability recommendations. [...]
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For Science Café KL April 2022, Dr Umaiyal will be addressing he challenges in food security, highlighting tools to improve productivity of food consumed by the larger population.
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Suggested citation: Dantan J, Rizzo D, Fourati F, Dubois M, Jaber M (2018) Farmer-oriented innovation: outcomes from a first bootcamp. 3rd Abbé Grégoire Innovation Days, April 3rd Paris.
+ + + + + + + We have explored the construction of solutions around farmers' questions about the culture of knowledge sharing (Open Source & Open Hardware Initiatives). To tackle such challenges, UniLaSalle has almost finished building the AgriLab® platform. AgriLab® is a “new generation” laboratory which is, among others, a rapid prototyping platform in digital technologies (robotics, collaboration platforms, big data processing and decision support tools) and in agro-equipment. Dedicated to open innovation, this platform promotes the culture of knowledge sharing. It is part of the worldwide movement of free knowledge exchange for a more sustainable agriculture.
Following, we will present and discuss the major outcomes from a first Bootcamp, as an example of a farmer-oriented event designed upon the open-source IoT in smart farming.
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The video and voice-over of this presentation can be found at https://youtu.be/wYJVqh6jvSE
Family Farming is attracting interests of multiples actors of society and comprises a set of several rural activities that are managed and operated by a family and predominantly dependent from family hand labor. In Brazil this kind of activity has an important role in food production, representing 84% of all rural establishments. Linked with the relevance of the subject, there is a growing interest that Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) permeates these areas, amplifying access to information by farmers and bringing benefits to rural practices and increasing their competitive factor. This interest is observed through actions promoted by institutions such as governments, NGOs, private institutions and universities. Concomitantly, the Pro-Rectorate of University Extension from São Paulo State University has several outreach projects in this subject on its rolls and, among them, the extension project Digital Skills for Family Agriculture (CoDAF), with a purpose to provide alternatives to mitigate factors that difficult access to information by family farmers. However, the use of ICT, associated with a low educational profile of brazilians farmers, promotes not only concerns with aspects such as the access to content available on websites builded for this kind of public, but also raises questions like how information is available; and the way its users find the information contained therein. To Morville (2005), this kind of 'ease' of a user to find information about something or someone in a particular environment is called findability. Vechiato and Vidotti (2014) proposed a findability evaluation model to information environments with recommendations that should be considered in the strategy, the development and the maintenance of these environments, to achieve a better level of
findability of information by the public. In this scenario, the objective of this work was to identify points of attention related to the findability of information on websites with a set of users that includes family farmers. The universe of this research was bordered on the structure and all content available through CoDAF website in December’14. This paper carried out an exploratory analysis, identifying elements on website and on their source code that enables to validate recommendations settled on findability evaluation model, towards to a better findability of information in CoDAF website. The exploratory analysis was divided into five steps, namely: i) storage of log of users' activities, ii) navigation structure, iii) contents layout, iv) presentation of content on mobile devices, and v) metadata. On all steps, the collected data from website was used to observe all the findability recommendations, and then results were divided into ten categories. The results determined that only four categories partially fulfilled findability recommendations. [...]
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1. Architecture of Mobile App modules for Inventory and
Viability Test Management
PC Desktop
Mobile App for
Windows 10
Admin Tool + Mobile
App Admin
Curator Tool + Print
Wizard
Mobile Device
Mobile App for
Android
Mobile App for
Windows (UWP)
GRIN-Global
Database
GG Middle
Tier
CIP
Webservices
(RESTFul)
Backend Frontend
Administrator
User
GG
Webservices
(Soap)
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and Andean roots and tubers. CIP is dedicated to delivering sustainable
science-based solutions to the pressing world issues of hunger, poverty,
gender equity, climate change and the preservation of our Earth’s fragile
biodiversity and natural resources.
www.cipotato.org
CIP is a member of CGIAR
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science is carried out by the 15 research centers who are members of the
CGIAR Consortium in collaboration with hundreds of partner organizations.
www.cgiar.org