Open Access
IoT based crop monitoring scheme using smart device with machine learning methodology
Author(s) -
S L Shylaja,
Shaik Fairooz,
J. Venkatesh,
D. Sunitha,
Rama Rao,
Mihika Prabhu
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
journal of physics. conference series
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.21
H-Index - 85
eISSN - 1742-6596
pISSN - 1742-6588
DOI - 10.1088/1742-6596/2027/1/012019
Subject(s) - computer science , field (mathematics) , artificial intelligence , machine learning , big data , data mining , mathematics , pure mathematics
Internet of Things (IoT) is the most considerable medium for all smart applications, in which it provides a huge support to agricultural industry in fine manner. In literature, there are lots of smart devices are available for monitoring the crops and agricultural field, but all are strucked under certain limitations such as power problem, cost expensiveness and so on. This paper is intended to design a new machine learning enabled Smart Internet of Things medium to support agricultural field in proper way. In this paper, a Intelligent Crop Monitoring Device (ICMD) is introduced to monitor the crops over the agricultural field in 24x7 manner. This kind of monitoring devices enhances the production and quality-of-service of the agriculture as well as related products. This paper associates an innovative technology to the Smart Device called Machine Learning, but instead of using the classical learning schemes, this approach introduced a new scheme called Modified Learning based Field Analysis Strategy (MLFAS). This approach is inspired from the classical machine learning scheme called Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), in which the proposed Smart Device called ICMD accumulates the real-time agricultural field details and pass it to the monitoring unit for manipulation. The manipulation end maintains the data into the server unit, in which the machine learning model called MLFAS acquires the received field data and process it based on the training samples. The training samples are nothing but data collected from the agriculture field, the collection of received data are maintained into the server end for processing, the proposed MLFAS model manipulates the data and created as a model for further testing. The newly arrived data from the field is considered as a testing data and cross-validate that data into the trained model. The data acquired from the agriculture fields are temperature, humidity and soil moisture level, in which these records are passed to the server unit by using IoT module associated with the ICMD. The data available into the server can easily be monitored by the farmer from anywhere at any time. The learning model predicts the status of the crop in the field by means of analyzing the input acquired from the real-time testing input and report that to the respective farmer for taking an appropriate action. For all this system is useful to the agricultural field and provides good support to farmers to monitor the crops over the agricultural field from the remote place even. By using this proposed scheme, the farmers can make accurate and efficient crop management decisions with the use of results obtained by using the Smart Device called ICMD.