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Design of Ubiquitous Glass Green Houses

Changsun Shin, Yong-Woong Lee, Meonghun Lee, Jang‐Woo Park, Hyun Yoe

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Abstract

Green House is one of the representative models of modern agriculture business. As IT fields develop rapidly we study the methodology of applying IT to agriculture. This paper proposes a Ubiquitous glass Green Houses Management System (U-GHMS) based on USN (Ubiquitous Sensor Network) which can be real-time monitoring and controlling of Green house's facilities by collecting environment and soil information with environment and soil sensors, and CCTV camera. The system can remotely monitor and control green house by considering environment information. The system includes the Sensor Manager and the CCTV Manager to gather and manage green house information with the soil and the environment sensors, and camera. Also the system has the Green House Database storing green house information and the Green House Server transmitting greenhouse information to the GUI and controlling green house. Finally, the GUI showing green house condition to users exists in our system. To verify the executability of the U-GHMS, after developing a green house model, we confirm that our system can monitor and control the green house condition at remote GUI by applying the U-GHMS's components to the model.

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Green House is one of the representative models of modern agriculture business. As IT fields develop rapidly we study the methodology of applying IT to agriculture. This paper proposes a Ubiquitous glass Green Houses Management System (U-GHMS) based on USN (Ubiquitous Sensor Network) which can be real-time monitoring and controlling of Green house's facilities by collecting environment and soil information with environment and soil sensors, and CCTV camera. The system can remotely monitor and control green house by considering environment information. The system includes the Sensor Manager and the CCTV Manager to gather and manage green house information with the soil and the environment sensors, and camera. Also the system has the Green House Database storing green house information and the Green House Server transmitting greenhouse information to the GUI and controlling green house. Finally, the GUI showing green house condition to users exists in our system. To verify the executability of the U-GHMS, after developing a green house model, we confirm that our system can monitor and control the green house condition at remote GUI by applying the U-GHMS's components to the model.

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Green House is one of the representative models of modern agriculture business. As IT fields develop rapidly we study the methodology of applying IT to agriculture. This paper proposes a Ubiquitous glass Green Houses Management System (U-GHMS) based on USN (Ubiquitous Sensor Network) which can be real-time monitoring and controlling of Green house's facilities by collecting environment and soil information with environment and soil sensors, and CCTV camera. The system can remotely monitor and control green house by considering environment information. The system includes the Sensor Manager and the CCTV Manager to gather and manage green house information with the soil and the environment sensors, and camera. Also the system has the Green House Database storing green house information and the Green House Server transmitting greenhouse information to the GUI and controlling green house. Finally, the GUI showing green house condition to users exists in our system. To verify the executability of the U-GHMS, after developing a green house model, we confirm that our system can monitor and control the green house condition at remote GUI by applying the U-GHMS's components to the model.

Key concepts: Green house, Greenhouse, Computer science, Control (management), Embedded system, Real-time computing, Architectural engineering, Engineering

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