WSN prototype for African oil palm bud rot monitoring
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2017-11-12
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The oil palm (Elaeis guineensis) is the most productive
oleaginous on the planet. The world’s largest producers of oil palm are
located in Asia, Colombia is the fourth largest producer in the world and
the first in America. In recent years, the sowing of oil palm has taken
a great importance in food industry and biofuel production. Bud rot is
among the factors that are most affecting this type of crop, generating
to palm farmers large economic losses and the country’s social problems
due to unemployment. Early detection of abiotic factors that may trigger
bud rot is one of the strategies that would allow palm farmers to minimize
the impact on the crops. In this research, a WSN was developed to
acquire, process and transmit in real time to a server acquired data as:
pH, humidity, temperature and luminosity.
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