Embedded Sensor System with Wireless Communication for Greenhouse

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Kalpana Lamba
Kalpana Lamba
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Sunil Joshi
Sunil Joshi
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Chitra Gautam
Chitra Gautam
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Shashikant Sadistap
Shashikant Sadistap
1 College of Technology and Engineering, MPUAT, Udaipur, India

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Greenhouse environment is unpredictable, irregular, nonlinear, multi-parameter and volatile structure. To gain high and quality yield it is necessary to control the greenhouse environment according to crop requirement and for that design and analyze the embedded sensor system with wireless communication for greenhouse is prerequisite. The blueprint of system is such that it is compatible to technically less proficient farmer of developing countries. The system is designed with DAQ card for data acquisition and analysis that is compatible with Graphical User Interface LabVIEW which helps the user to easily monitor and analyze the state of greenhouse environment. Based on the data analysis any farmer can take decisions like, when to irrigate the crops and when to enable the cooling system. Actions based on the data analysis from the system may lead to better crop yield and less wastage of the resources. To make the system energy efficient a data averaging energy efficient algorithm is used in software. By analyzing the recorded data received from sensor node, an efficient strategy for node placement is designed to cover maximum area of greenhouse.

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Kalpana Lamba. 2014. \u201cEmbedded Sensor System with Wireless Communication for Greenhouse\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - E: Network, Web & Security GJCST-E Volume 14 (GJCST Volume 14 Issue E3): .

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Greenhouse environment is unpredictable, irregular, nonlinear, multi-parameter and volatile structure. To gain high and quality yield it is necessary to control the greenhouse environment according to crop requirement and for that design and analyze the embedded sensor system with wireless communication for greenhouse is prerequisite. The blueprint of system is such that it is compatible to technically less proficient farmer of developing countries. The system is designed with DAQ card for data acquisition and analysis that is compatible with Graphical User Interface LabVIEW which helps the user to easily monitor and analyze the state of greenhouse environment. Based on the data analysis any farmer can take decisions like, when to irrigate the crops and when to enable the cooling system. Actions based on the data analysis from the system may lead to better crop yield and less wastage of the resources. To make the system energy efficient a data averaging energy efficient algorithm is used in software. By analyzing the recorded data received from sensor node, an efficient strategy for node placement is designed to cover maximum area of greenhouse.

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