IoT Based Crop Monitoring System
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https://doi.org/10.47392/IRJAEH.2024.0197Keywords:
IoT (Internet of Things), Data Visualization, Automation SensorAbstract
The IoT-Based crop monitoring System is a cutting-edge solution designed to enhance agricultural productivity and efficiency by utilizing sensor technology and automation. The core objective is to automate the irrigation process based on real-time soil moisture data. The systememploysanESP8266 module to facilitate the seamless exchange of data between various sensors and Firebase, a real-time cloud database. This interconnected system comprises two primary fields, each equipped with soil and soil moisture sensors, temperature sensors, smoke detectors, UV light, buzzer, solenoid valves, and mini water pump. The ESP8266 module serves as the central hub for collecting data from the sensors and transmitting it to the Firebase database. The data includes crucial information such as soil moisture levels, temperature, smoke detection, and UV light intensity. Furthermore, the system integrates alarm functionality through the buzzer and precise irrigation control via the solenoid valve and mini water pump. The data stored in Firebase is accessible through a web application built using React.js and Node.js. This web interface provides users with a graphical representation of the gathered data, allowing them to monitor the agricultural conditions in real-time. The main key features are Data Visualization in which users can remotely monitor soil moisture levels and receive real-time updates on crop conditions through a web application. Resource Efficiency by automating irrigation, this model optimizes water usage, reducing waste and improving water conservation. This paper not only showcases the integration of IoT technology in agriculture but also serves as a practical and environmentally responsible solution for modern farming practices.
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