A PDA-Based Solution for the Realization of Green Leafy Vegetable Water-Fertilizer System

Shun Kui  Ke; Lei Li; Yu Bin Miao; Dan Feng Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.366.76

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A PDA-Based Solution for the Realization of Green Leafy Vegetable Water-Fertilizer System

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Water-fertilizer management is one of the most important parts in the realization of green leafy vegetables precise cultivation. This paper mainly focus on the problem of manual records are time-consuming and difficult to maintain, introduced to apply Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) into the whole process of green leafy vegetables water-fertilizer management. By the methods of real-time gaining of the site environment data, dynamical identifying the greenhouse ID and long-distance data transmission between PDA and database server water-fertilizer management in the green leafy vegetables production can be realized. The results show that the efficiency of green leafy vegetable water-fertilizer management can be improved by PDA-based solution.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 366)

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Shun Kui Ke, Lei Li, Yu Bin Miao, Dan Feng Huang

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Bluetooth, Precise Cultivation, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), Wireless Network Environment, ZigBee

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