Agricultural Low Cost Integral System of nodes with communication networks for remote water management with sensors and monitoring of the vegetative state of crops

Project information

Agricultural Low Cost Integral System of nodes with communication networks for remote water management with sensors and monitoring of the vegetative state of crops

Call: Farm Management Systems for Precision Farming

Id: 37517

Acronym: ALCIS

Duration: 

1 January, 2018 to 31 December, 2018

Consortium:
No Partner Contact Country Total
1000€
Funded
1000€
Funder
1Leibniz-Institut für Agrartechnik und Bioökonomie e.V. (ATB)Mohammad ZareGermany100.0100.0Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture
2Dipartimento Scienze della terra e del mare
University of Palermo
Francesco ParelloItaly100.0100.0Ministry of Agriculture Food and Forestry Policies
3Bilimtek Teknoloji A.SYunus Emre AydinTurkey232.6171.0Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey
4 Coord.teleNatura EBTAntonio Ruiz CanalesSpain142.7109.0Instituto de Fomento de la Region de Murcia

Summary: 

Current technologies for access to Local and Metropolitan Area Networks (LANs and MANs) are often unsuitable for large scale distribution in an agricultural environment.
The use of these communication networks for connecting automation and remote control devices for irrigation systems allows registering and distributing water by means of several technological tools provided by digital electronics.
The aim of the “Agricultural Low Cost Integral System of nodes with communication networks for remote water management with sensors and monitoring of the vegetative state of crops (ALCIS)” project is to develop a low cost sensor network for soil-plant-atmosphere measurements and an ICT frame with automated decision support capabilities using smart algorithms for irrigation management and Geographical Information System (GIS) based spatial data aggregation together with tools for end user farmers for remote monitoring and control of their farms.

Project progress and results: 

Expected start 1 Jan 2018

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