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Automation for Agriculture

Published on June 2015 by D.d. Ahire, Swapnil Kulkarni, Amit Pimparkar, Arjun Date
National Conference on Emerging Trends in Advanced Communication Technologies
Foundation of Computer Science USA
NCETACT2015 - Number 2
June 2015
Authors: D.d. Ahire, Swapnil Kulkarni, Amit Pimparkar, Arjun Date
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D.d. Ahire, Swapnil Kulkarni, Amit Pimparkar, Arjun Date . Automation for Agriculture. National Conference on Emerging Trends in Advanced Communication Technologies. NCETACT2015, 2 (June 2015), 11-13.

@article{
author = { D.d. Ahire, Swapnil Kulkarni, Amit Pimparkar, Arjun Date },
title = { Automation for Agriculture },
journal = { National Conference on Emerging Trends in Advanced Communication Technologies },
issue_date = { June 2015 },
volume = { NCETACT2015 },
number = { 2 },
month = { June },
year = { 2015 },
issn = 0975-8887,
pages = { 11-13 },
numpages = 3,
url = { /proceedings/ncetact2015/number2/20986-2020/ },
publisher = {Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA},
address = {New York, USA}
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%A D.d. Ahire
%A Swapnil Kulkarni
%A Amit Pimparkar
%A Arjun Date
%T Automation for Agriculture
%J National Conference on Emerging Trends in Advanced Communication Technologies
%@ 0975-8887
%V NCETACT2015
%N 2
%P 11-13
%D 2015
%I International Journal of Computer Applications
Abstract

It has been seen that, in the agriculture, wastage of water and valve controlling is one of the major concern. At present it is operated manually which leads to great man power requirement. Also adequate and required supply of water is needed in agriculture. Along with these concerns, fluctuations in electricity lead to damage the motor permanently. So we have made an attempt to design a system, which would control the valve action based on the sensors output through GSM. Along with this it also prevents permanent damage of motor from fluctuations in electricity. The main aim of the project is to read the sensors output and to control the valves through the GSM technology. Input signal 230v ac given to the transformer of 12vdc and 12v dc signal is send to microcontroller. Status of the field is sent through the GSM based on the output of the sensors. Depending on this status, valve controlling action is performed. After the adequate supply of water, valves are closed automatically depending on the updated status of the sensors. In this project, we have also improved on automatic action taken to control the valve action in case of GSM facility failure.

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Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

Gsm Farm Keil