Greenhouse modeling using continuous timed Petri nets

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This paper presents a continuous timed Petri nets (ContPNs) based greenhouse modeling methodology. The presented methodology is based on the definition of elementary ContPN modules which are designed to capture the components of a general energy and mass balance differential equation, like parts that are reducing or increasing variables, such as heat, CO2 concentration, and humidity. The semantics of ContPN is also extended in order to deal with variables depending on external greenhouse variables, such as solar radiation. Each external variable is represented by a place whose marking depends on an a priori known function, for instance, the solar radiation function of the greenhouse site, which can be obtained statistically. The modeling methodology is illustrated with a greenhouse modeling example. © 2013 José Luis Tovany et al.

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Tovany, J. L., Ross-León, R., Ruiz-León, J., Ramírez-Treviño, A., & Begovich, O. (2013). Greenhouse modeling using continuous timed Petri nets. Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2013. https://doi.org/10.1155/2013/639306

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