LIST OF SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONSIoT: Internet of Things IPv6: Internet Protocol version 6 LoRaWAN: Long Range Wireless Area Network PAN: Personal Area Network ISM: Industrial Scientific
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Trang 2We are highly indebted and thoroughly grateful to Mrs Huong, our teacher and our guide in the course Thank you for giving us an opportunity to research this
interesting topic “Learn about IoT technology in agriculture”, which helped us
know about so many new knowledge about IoT and especially IoT in agriculture In addition, in the process of completing our project, we have learned many skills to serve our work and study in the near future In my innermost, we have a deep respect for her
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ………. 2
APPENDIX I IMAGE LIST……… 5
APPENDIX II LIST OF SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS………8
PREAMBLE ………. 9
1 The reason for choosing the topic.……… 9
2 Purpose of the topic.……….10
3 Research subjects.……….10
4 Research scope……… 10
5 Report layout……….11
CHAPTER I OVERVIEW OF IOT………… ……… 12
1 What is IoT? 12
2 What is “Things” in “Internet of things”? 12
3 IoT Arcitecture 12
4 Advantages 19
5 Applications of IoT in life 20
5.1 IoT in Education 20
5.2 IoT in Healthcare 21
5.3 IoT in Environment 22
5.4 IoT in Government……… ….23
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6 Disadvantages……… ……… ……… ……….……….25
7 Future trends of IoT……… 25
CHAPTER II AGRICULTURE IOT 27
1 Architecture of Agricultural IoT……… ……… ……27
1.1 IoT devices in agriculture ……… ………27
1.2 IoT Network ……… ……… 30
1.3 IoT cloud in agriculture……… ……… 32
1.4 IoT Analytics……… ……… 35
2 Impact and future of IoT for agriculture……… 37
2.1 IoT in the world’s agriculture……… ………….37
2.2 IoT in Vietnamese agriculture……… …….38
CONCLUSION……….……… 41
REFERENCE LIST……… …… ………44
Instructor: Dr Nguyen Thanh Huong
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Figure 1.1 LoRaWan technology for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and Waspmode
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Figure 2.8 Delco Farm is conducting research and experiments on various new
seeds
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Figure 2.9 Nutrient-rich lettuce planted in Delco Farm
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IoT: Internet of Things
IPv6: Internet Protocol version 6
LoRaWAN: Long Range Wireless Area Network
PAN: Personal Area Network
ISM: Industrial Scientific Medical
IP: Internet Protocol
GPS: Global Positioning System
VRA: Variable Rate Application
AI: Artificial Intelligent
M2M: Machine to machine
LCD: Liquid Crystal Display
RFID: Radio Frequency Identification
BI: Business Intelligence
IOCV: IoT Open Community of Vietnam
PREAMBLE
1 The reasons for choosing the topic
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Trang 9Today, science and technology are increasingly developing, people aremanufacturing more and more intelligent and modern objects One of them iscomputer Computers had more and more functions in many field such as industry,science or social fields like economy, culture and so on.
Not only computer, mobile phone also developed quickly Its impact onhuman life was not small With compactness and smart, mobile phones helpedpeople contact to each other, product many function including office applications,relaxing, connecting to internet, etc Because of these reasons, mobile phones andcomputers became popular
Before science and technology grew up and applied for agriculture, farmershad to supervise manually conditions like temperature, light, humidity It took toomuch time, strength and expense Land area was also more expand At the sametime, technology needed to develop in order to satisfy human needs From actualdemands, because our group wants to analysis the IoT applications in agriculture, we
choose the topic “Learn about IoT technology in agriculture” to help farmers
manage farming soil easier and more productively, handle timely for environmentalchange and reduce risks
It can be said that we are living in an agriculture country Because thecultivation of crops is manual, it wastes time and money However, the performance
is not high With the growth of technology in general today, and especially IoT inparticular, agriculture in the future will have a big change thanks to the applications
of new technologies in production Everything can work automatically and people
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Trang 10have to take less care but still achieve high results in production So, we follow thistopic to help people, especially farmers, approach and use IoT widely in our country.
Today, with the development of the internet and sensor network technology,IoT is a country that is concerned and has many investments to apply in practice.Therefore, this topic will have a great scientific meaning, the results of the thesiswill contribute to building intelligent agricultural systems, bringing many economicbenefits
CHAPTER 1 The purpose of choosing the topic
To understand the structure, how it works, IoT protocols
To understand the current world agricultural situation and the change in IoTtechnology application into production
From there, refer to current Vietnamese agriculture and propose measures toincrease the effectiveness of IoT in Vietnamese Agriculture
CHAPTER 2 Research subjects
IoT Technology and IoT applications in agriculture
CHAPTER 3 Research scope
Internet of Things in the world and practical contact to Vietnam Agriculture
CHAPTER 4 Report layout
The report is divided into 2 main chapters:
Chapter 1: Overview of IoT
In this chapter, we present the definition, architecture, technology, protocols,
applications, pros and cons and future trends of IoT
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In this chapter, we present how each part of an agricultural IoT system works,and how they work together
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1 “Things” in “Internet of things”
A thing, in the context of the Internet of things (IoT), is an entity or physicalobject that has a unique identifier, an embedded system and the ability to transferdata to a network or to receive data from network to execute a certain command
2 Internet of Things (IoT)
Internet of Things (IoT) is a platform that helps devices connect to each other
or devices systems connected to each other through the Internet environment Inparticular, each device has a unique identifier, capable of exchanging data over theInternet, analyzing data, learning from each other's data to enforce specific actions inpractice Data is stored on the cloud computing which is a part of internet platform
In some case, the data from devices are processed on cloud computing before beingsend to cloud computing
3 Arcitechture of an IoT system
Stage 1: IoT Devices
Definition: IoT devices are basically smart devices which have support for
network connectivity and are able to interact with the other devices over the network and grant remote access to a user for managing the device as per their need It basically depends on two features to transform a normal devicesinto IoT devices
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way The device which is integrated with technology like sensors, functional software, some inbuilt technology which support network connections and also actuators
Classify: IoT devices can be divided into 2 categories:
- Data collecting devices (sensors): Humidity sensor, light sensor, infrared
sensor, motion sensor, position sensor, cameras
- Executing devices: pump, food mixer, irrigation system, screens, etc
Stage 2: IoT Network
Definition: Network is an important part of IoT System, which play role of
connecting devices and devices to communicate or devices and internet toanalyze and store data
Network Technology
Figure 1.1 LoRaWan technology for Raspberry Pi, Arduino and Waspmode Instructor: Dr Nguyen Thanh Huong
Trang 14- Coverage Distance: 2.5 km (urban), 15 km (rural)
- Data rates range from 0.3 kbps to 100 kbps
- Power consumption: Low
- Targets key requirements of the Internet of Things such as secure bidirectional communication, mobility and localization services
- Architecture is often an extended star topology in which gateways relay messages between end-devices and a central network server is located in the backend
Zigbee
- Coverage Distance: 10-100 m
- Data rates range from 20 kbps to 250 kbps
- Power consumption: Low
- Be used to create personal area networks
- Areas of utilization: home automation, medical device data collection, and other low power low-bandwidth needs
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- Operates in the 2.4 GHz ISM band
- Has a very fast connection rate (milliseconds) and a very high data rate(1Mbps)
- Has a very fast connection rate (milliseconds) and a very high data rate(1Mbps)
WiFi
- Wireless connectivity is the biggest growth area
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ZigBee, Bluetooth, 4G/5G, LoRaWAN
- Protocols created for short, medium, and wide ranges
Stage 3: IoT Cloud
Definition: IoT Cloud is an important part of IoT system that is designed to
store and process IoT data The platform is built to take in the massive
volumes of data generate by devices, sensors, applications, customers,
partners and initiate actions for real-time responses
Function of cloud
Cloud computing: helps you get access to the services from anylocation and via different devices There is no need to maintain the localservers and worry about downtimes because the vendor supports everything
to you Since connected devices have limited storage capacity and processingpower, the integration with cloud computing comes to assistance inimproving performance, storage capacities, processing capabilities, andreduces costs However, cloud technology has some drawbacks: need highlatency, downtime problems, security and privacy problems
Stage 4: IoT Analytics
Definition: Internet of things analytic refers to analyzing and examining the
data obtained by the internet of things system Sensors, network of enddevices and other data storing and transmitting equipment are the key
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- Processing
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Trang 18In the processing stage, a computer transforms the raw data into information The transformation is carried out by using different data manipulation techniques, such as:
Classification: Data is classified into different groups.
Sorting: Data is arranged in some kind of an order (e.g
Data & Monitoring: There are many nodes which collect and send data to
cloud in real time in IoT system By a smart phone or a laptop, you can
monitor your object in IoT system at any time you want even real time
Automation & control: Due to physical objects getting connected and
controlled digitally and centrally with wireless infrastructure, there is a large
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intervention, the machines are able to communicate with each other leading
to faster and timely output However, if there is any action that need human‘s intervention, you can decide and any action you want is perform by executingcomponent quickly
Effectiveness and time saving: The machine-to-machine interaction
provides better efficiency, hence; accurate results can be obtained fast,
instead of human‘s activities
Money: The financial aspect is the best advantage This technology could
replace humans in almost aspect except monitoring, maintaining and decidingcomplicating actions; therefore, we can save a significant amount of money
5 Applications of IoT in life
From the advantages above, IoT has been applied in many different areas inlife
5.1 IoT in Education
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IoT can help us make education more accessible in terms of geography,
status, and ability Some practical application of IoT in education is: Foreign
language instruction, Connected/smart classrooms, Task-based learning, Disability
for accommodation, Disability for accommodation, Educational Apps, Increasing
Efficiency
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Figure 1.6 IoT in Healthcare
Futurists look toward healthcare with a keen eye when it comes to the uptake
of IoT in industries It has collected a reputation of being traditional, difficult topenetrate, and wildly siloed These are typical applications of healthcare IoT:Remote Patient Care, Hospital Operation, Interoperability / Data Management,Medical Transporting
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Figure 1.7 A start up use IoT to protect forest
Environmental monitoring is a broad application for the Internet of Things It involves everything from monitoring levels of ozone in a meat packing facility to
monitoring national forests for smoke Below, we list some typical application of
Environmental IoT: Remote Monitoring Environment (water, air, soil, temperature,
etc.), Forest Tracking, Rare animals Protecting
A Brazilian startup: Treevia has been developing a remote forest monitoring
system named SmartForest (the figure above), which uses electronic sensors to
monitor forest growth in real time The system provides forest managers the data
required for taking forest inventory by means of remote collection and uses
mathematical and statistical methods to estimate forest growth, quality and health
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Figure 1.8 Application of IoT in government
IoT helps the improvement of clever international locations and clever cities This includes enhancement of infrastructure previously discussed (e.g healthcare,
power, transportation, etc.), protection, and also the engineering and keeping up of
communities
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Figure 1.9 IoT is applied in Traffic and transportation
At every layer of transportation, IoT provides improved communication,control, and data distribution It extends throughout the entire system of alltransportation elements such as traffic control, parking, fuel consumption, and more.These are some typical application of IoT in traffic and transformation: SmartTraffic Light, Public Transit Management, Maintaining Vehicle Health, FleetManagement, Geo-fencing
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