Digital Transformation of Agriculture through the Use of an Interoperable Platform
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Abstract
The continuous evolution of the agricultural sector justifies the incorporation and adaptation of the latest technologies. Nowadays, managing crops is possible through Internet-based technologies. Their application allows for the exploitation of information and the development of isolated applications, which, although powerful, create challenges for obtaining scalable predictions throughout the useful life of farms. To address this problem, a data model was defined to improve the management of crop plots in irrigation communities and simultaneously monitor crop needs. Consequently, the objective of this study was to create an open and interoperable platform based on standard interfaces and protocols to enable the integration of heterogeneous sources of information, while ensuring interoperability with other third-party solutions for exchanging and exploiting such information. Standard and open interfaces and protocols form the basis of the platform, thereby unifying all information in a single data model, which facilitates the better use and dissemination of information. The system was fully instantiated in a real prototype in an irrigation community; the software improved water irrigation management for the farmers connected to the platform.
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| Authors | Juan Antonio López-Morales,Juan Antonio Martínez,Antonio F. Skarmeta;Juan Antonio López-Morales;Juan Antonio Martínez;Antonio F. Skarmeta; |
| Journal | sensors |
| Year | 2020 |
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10.3390/s20041153
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