Agriculture: Wireless Sensor Network Theory

  • Yahya A
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This book provides applications of wireless sensor networks (WSN) in environmental monitoring, with an emphasis on livestock disease detection and agricultural management in Africa to aid farmers. This proposed system entails current and innovative monitoring technologies intended to improve agricultural conditions in Africa, with a focus on Botswana, and addresses the Internet of Things (IoT) as a set of remote monitoring protocols using WSNs to improve and ensure proper environmental maintenance. In this book, the author introduces WSNs, and how the IoT can be applied to develop a system of "smart agriculture" in Africa, taking into account livestock health, climate change impacts on crops and wildlife, and technological innovations in response to climate change such as windmills and solar panels. The book will be interesting to students and researchers in engineering and life sciences, as well as practitioners working with sensing technologies for agricultural monitoring and improvement.

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Yahya, A. (2020). Agriculture: Wireless Sensor Network Theory. In Emerging Technologies in Agriculture, Livestock, and Climate (pp. 1–44). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-33487-1_1

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