Information Management & ICT in Agri-Food
Sjaak Wolfert, senior scientist, Wageningen UR
Presentation for visit at LEI by LUKE, Finland
The Hague, 22 June 2016
Presentation outline
 Our mission and approach
 Our domain and scope
 Our projects
 Our prospects...
Our mission and approach
Support the agri-food business in implementing ICT
solutions by:
 Analysis – what are the ICT challenges for your
business/sector?
 Design – how should the ICT-solution look like? (based
on reference architecture/infrastructure)
 Iterative implementation – by developing pilots and
prototypes, mostly in sector-wide or beyond-sector
public-private projects
smart sensing
& monitoring
smart analysis
& planning
smart control
Smart Farming:closing the cyber-physical
management cycle
BIG
DATA
Involving the entire supply chain network
and beyond
5
Source: Hisense.com
Smart Farming
Smart Logistics
tracking/& tracing
Domotics Health Fitness/Well-being
IoT and Big Data in Agri-Food
 Agri-Food chains become more technology/data-driven
● Can cause major shifts in roles and power relations among
different players in agri-food chain networks
● Infrastructure and software development are key issues
 Significant socio-economic impacts; two scenarios:
1. Strong integrated supply chain
• farmer becomes franchiser/contractor
• limited freedom in doing business
2. Open collaboration network
• Farmer empowered through easier switch
between suppliers
• Options for direct sales to consumers
Reality somewhere in between?
F
F
Projects
 Dutch projects (2006-)
● KodA, Program on Precision Agriculture
● Digital Horticulture
● Farm Digital
● ...
 EU FP7 project agriXchange (1M€ - 2010-2012)
● A common data exchange system for agriculture
Future Internet PPP – 300 M€ EU funding
8
Involving the large ICT & Agri-Food community
 Future Internet Public-Private Partnership Programme
(FI-PPP) aka FIWARE (2010-)
● SmartAgriFood (5 M€)
● 21 partners
● FIspace (13.5 M€)
● 28 partners
● FIWARE accelerators (17 M€)
App store
SmartAgriFood conceptual cloud architecture
Services
sensors
actuators
data sources
(‘Internet of Things’)
local
Information systems
Spraying Advisory
Services
Meteorological
Service
State and Policy
Information Service
Consumer Food
safety service
E-agriculturist Service
for spraying potatoes
FI-Ware enabled
Cloud Platform
Machine Breakdown
Service
User’s
devices
Other
sources
Cloud
Information
systems
Transport
App store
From conceptual architecture & prototypes to a real software platform
and Apps
Services
sensors
actuators
data sources
(‘Internet of Things’)
Local
ISs
Spraying Advisory
Services
Meteorological
Service
State and Policy
Information Service
Consumer Food
safety service
E-agriculturist Service
for spraying potatoes
FI-Ware enabled
Cloud Platform
Machine Breakdown
Service
User’s
devices
Other
sources
Cloud
IS
Transport
I2ND
IoT
IoC
IoS
S&T
GENERIC ENABLERS
Base Technologies
Validation
T270: Security, Privacy, Trust Framework: SPT (KOC)
T250: System & Data Integration
(ATOS)
T240: B2B Collaboration Core
(IBM)
T230: App Store (IBM)
T220: User Front-End (ATOS)
T260:OperatingEnvironment
(IBM)
T280:SoftwareDevelopmentToolkit:
SDK(ATOS)
FIspace validates FIWARE; trials validate
FIspace
I2ND
IoT
IoC
IoS
S&T
GENERIC ENABLERS
Base Technologies
Validation
1. Crop Protection
Information Sharing
2. Greenhouse
Management &
Control
3. Fish Distribution &
(Re-)Planning
4. Fresh Fruit and
Vegetables QA
5. Flowers & Plants SC
Chain Monitoring
6. Meat Information
Provenance
7. Import & Export of
Consumer Goods
8. Tailored Information
for Consumers
Trials:
Security, Privacy, Trust Framework: SPT
System & Data Integration
B2B Collaboration Core
App Store
User Front-EndOperatingEnvironment
SoftwareDevelopmentToolkit(SDK)
4 Accelerator projects on agri-food & logistics
• SmartAgriFood
– Smart farming (livestock, arable &
horticulture)
– Open call: 4M€
– www.smartagrifood.com
• FInish
– Agri-Logistics
– Open call: 5 M€
– www.finish-project.eu
• Fractals
– Smart Farming in Balkan
– Open call: 5.5 M€
– http://fractals-fp7.com/
• SpeedUp!Europe
– Agrobusiness Park (DK)
– Open call agri-food: ~1.9 M€
– www.speedupeurope.eu
~ 16 M€ in 2 years
~ 150 apps and start-ups
Business support  venture capitalists
IoF2020 Ecosystem & Collaboration Space
Multi-actor approach, Governance, Security, Privacy, Business Models
Open IoT Architecture & Infrastructure
Event-driven, Configurable, Customizable
Standardisation
AdaptEPCIS ISO11783
Infrastructure/
Technology
Providers
Agri-Food end
users
IoT integrators
App/Service
Developers
Researchers
analysis
&
planning
control
sensing &
monitoring
IoT
Trials
Physical Object Layer
EU-proposal of 30M€:
‘Large-scale pilot on IoT for
farming & food security’
• Consortium 73 partners
• 5 EU-wide trials: arable,
dairy, meat, fruits and
vegetables
• 19 use cases in different
application areas
• Integrating a multitude
of IoT devices supporting
the whole value chain
• Towards data-driven
farming, autonomous
operations, virtualized
food chains and personal
nutrition
Current and emerging issues
 Data ownership and use
 Privacy
 Liability
 (Cyber-)security
 Business models
 Governance structures
 ...
Thank you for
your attention
Questions?
More information
sjaak.wolfert@wur.nl
T: +31610811948
nl.linkedin.com/in/sjaakwolfert/
Twitter: @sjaakwolfert
http://www.slideshare.net/SjaakWolfert

Information management & ICT in Agri-Food

  • 1.
    Information Management &ICT in Agri-Food Sjaak Wolfert, senior scientist, Wageningen UR Presentation for visit at LEI by LUKE, Finland The Hague, 22 June 2016
  • 2.
    Presentation outline  Ourmission and approach  Our domain and scope  Our projects  Our prospects...
  • 3.
    Our mission andapproach Support the agri-food business in implementing ICT solutions by:  Analysis – what are the ICT challenges for your business/sector?  Design – how should the ICT-solution look like? (based on reference architecture/infrastructure)  Iterative implementation – by developing pilots and prototypes, mostly in sector-wide or beyond-sector public-private projects
  • 4.
    smart sensing & monitoring smartanalysis & planning smart control Smart Farming:closing the cyber-physical management cycle BIG DATA
  • 5.
    Involving the entiresupply chain network and beyond 5 Source: Hisense.com Smart Farming Smart Logistics tracking/& tracing Domotics Health Fitness/Well-being
  • 6.
    IoT and BigData in Agri-Food  Agri-Food chains become more technology/data-driven ● Can cause major shifts in roles and power relations among different players in agri-food chain networks ● Infrastructure and software development are key issues  Significant socio-economic impacts; two scenarios: 1. Strong integrated supply chain • farmer becomes franchiser/contractor • limited freedom in doing business 2. Open collaboration network • Farmer empowered through easier switch between suppliers • Options for direct sales to consumers Reality somewhere in between? F F
  • 7.
    Projects  Dutch projects(2006-) ● KodA, Program on Precision Agriculture ● Digital Horticulture ● Farm Digital ● ...  EU FP7 project agriXchange (1M€ - 2010-2012) ● A common data exchange system for agriculture
  • 8.
    Future Internet PPP– 300 M€ EU funding 8
  • 9.
    Involving the largeICT & Agri-Food community  Future Internet Public-Private Partnership Programme (FI-PPP) aka FIWARE (2010-) ● SmartAgriFood (5 M€) ● 21 partners ● FIspace (13.5 M€) ● 28 partners ● FIWARE accelerators (17 M€)
  • 10.
    App store SmartAgriFood conceptualcloud architecture Services sensors actuators data sources (‘Internet of Things’) local Information systems Spraying Advisory Services Meteorological Service State and Policy Information Service Consumer Food safety service E-agriculturist Service for spraying potatoes FI-Ware enabled Cloud Platform Machine Breakdown Service User’s devices Other sources Cloud Information systems Transport
  • 11.
    App store From conceptualarchitecture & prototypes to a real software platform and Apps Services sensors actuators data sources (‘Internet of Things’) Local ISs Spraying Advisory Services Meteorological Service State and Policy Information Service Consumer Food safety service E-agriculturist Service for spraying potatoes FI-Ware enabled Cloud Platform Machine Breakdown Service User’s devices Other sources Cloud IS Transport I2ND IoT IoC IoS S&T GENERIC ENABLERS Base Technologies Validation T270: Security, Privacy, Trust Framework: SPT (KOC) T250: System & Data Integration (ATOS) T240: B2B Collaboration Core (IBM) T230: App Store (IBM) T220: User Front-End (ATOS) T260:OperatingEnvironment (IBM) T280:SoftwareDevelopmentToolkit: SDK(ATOS)
  • 12.
    FIspace validates FIWARE;trials validate FIspace I2ND IoT IoC IoS S&T GENERIC ENABLERS Base Technologies Validation 1. Crop Protection Information Sharing 2. Greenhouse Management & Control 3. Fish Distribution & (Re-)Planning 4. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables QA 5. Flowers & Plants SC Chain Monitoring 6. Meat Information Provenance 7. Import & Export of Consumer Goods 8. Tailored Information for Consumers Trials: Security, Privacy, Trust Framework: SPT System & Data Integration B2B Collaboration Core App Store User Front-EndOperatingEnvironment SoftwareDevelopmentToolkit(SDK)
  • 13.
    4 Accelerator projectson agri-food & logistics • SmartAgriFood – Smart farming (livestock, arable & horticulture) – Open call: 4M€ – www.smartagrifood.com • FInish – Agri-Logistics – Open call: 5 M€ – www.finish-project.eu • Fractals – Smart Farming in Balkan – Open call: 5.5 M€ – http://fractals-fp7.com/ • SpeedUp!Europe – Agrobusiness Park (DK) – Open call agri-food: ~1.9 M€ – www.speedupeurope.eu ~ 16 M€ in 2 years ~ 150 apps and start-ups Business support  venture capitalists
  • 14.
    IoF2020 Ecosystem &Collaboration Space Multi-actor approach, Governance, Security, Privacy, Business Models Open IoT Architecture & Infrastructure Event-driven, Configurable, Customizable Standardisation AdaptEPCIS ISO11783 Infrastructure/ Technology Providers Agri-Food end users IoT integrators App/Service Developers Researchers analysis & planning control sensing & monitoring IoT Trials Physical Object Layer EU-proposal of 30M€: ‘Large-scale pilot on IoT for farming & food security’ • Consortium 73 partners • 5 EU-wide trials: arable, dairy, meat, fruits and vegetables • 19 use cases in different application areas • Integrating a multitude of IoT devices supporting the whole value chain • Towards data-driven farming, autonomous operations, virtualized food chains and personal nutrition
  • 15.
    Current and emergingissues  Data ownership and use  Privacy  Liability  (Cyber-)security  Business models  Governance structures  ...
  • 16.
    Thank you for yourattention Questions? More information sjaak.wolfert@wur.nl T: +31610811948 nl.linkedin.com/in/sjaakwolfert/ Twitter: @sjaakwolfert http://www.slideshare.net/SjaakWolfert

Editor's Notes

  • #6 SW: through smart production (farming) and logistics food ends at the consumers plate Smart tracking and tracing is necessary to provide the right information about the product (contents, freshness, etc.) This information can be related to other (IoT) domains such as: Domotics (recipes, shopping, etc.) Health (allergies, obesitas, etc.) Fitness/Well-being (calorie-metering, healthy ingredients, etc.)
  • #10 LEI part: SAF (2yrs) : 600 k€ FIspace (2yrs): 800 k€
  • #15 Made some cosmetic improvements. At the right I added ‘single sign-on’ as an important module. FIspace should facilitate the end-users that user authentication is organised by such a mechanism.