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Exploring Lean & Green Internet of Things (IOT) Wireless Sensors Framework for the Adoption of Precision Agriculture Practices Among Indiana Row-Crop Producers- [electronic resource]
Exploring Lean & Green Internet of Things (IOT) Wireless Sensors Framework for the Adoptio...
Exploring Lean & Green Internet of Things (IOT) Wireless Sensors Framework for the Adoption of Precision Agriculture Practices Among Indiana Row-Crop Producers- [electronic resource]

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 학위논문(국외)
자관 청구기호  
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Exploring Lean & Green Internet of Things (IOT) Wireless Sensors Framework for the Adoption of Precision Agriculture Practices Among Indiana Row-Crop Producers - [electronic resource] / Gaganpreet Singh Hundal
발행, 배포, 간사 사항  
[S.l.] : Purdue University. , 2021
    발행, 배포, 간사 사항  
    Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses , 2021
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      Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-01, Section: A.
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      Advisor: Laux, Chad.
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      Thesis (Ph.D.)--Purdue University, 2021.
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      요약The production of row crops in the Midwestern (Indiana) region of the US has been facing environmental and economic sustainability issues. There has been an increase in trend for the application of fertilizers (Nitrogen & Phosphorus), farm machinery fuel costs and decrease in labor productivity leading to non-optimized usage of farm-inputs. A structured literature review describes Lean and Green practices such as profitability (return on investments), operational cost reduction, hazardous waste reduction, delivery performance and overall productivity might be adopted in the context of Precision Agriculture practices (variable rate irrigation, variable rate fertilization, cloud-based analytics, and telematics for farm-machinery navigation).The literature review describes low adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) based precision agriculture practices, such as variable rate fertilizer (39 %), variable rate pesticide (8%), variable rate irrigation (4 %), cloud-based data analytics (21 %) and telematics (10 %) amongst Midwestern row crop producers. Barriers for the adoption of IoT based Precision Agriculture practices include cost effectiveness, power requirements, communication range, data latency, data scalability, data storage, data processing and data interoperability. Focused group interviews (n=3) with Subject Matter Expertise (SME's) (N=18) in IoT based Precision Agriculture practices were conducted to understand and define decision-making variables related to barriers. The content analysis and subsequent ISM model informed an action research approach in the deployment of an IoT wireless sensor nodes for performance improvement. The improvements resulted in variable cost reduction by 94 %, power consumption cost reduction by 60 %, and improved data interoperable and userinteractive IoT wireless sensor-based data pipeline for improved adoption of Precision Agriculture practices. A relationship analysis of performance data (n=2505) from the IoT sensor deployment empirically validated the ISM model and explained the variation in power consumption for mitigation of IoT adoption among producers. The scope of future research for predicting IoT power consumption, based upon the growing season through correlation was developed in this study.The implications of this research inform adopters (row-crop producers), researchers and precision agriculture practitioners that a Lean and Green framework is driven substantively by cost and power concerns in an IoT sensors-based precision agriculture solution.
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      Dissertations Abstracts International. 85-01A.
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      ■5021  ▼aThesis  (Ph.D.)--Purdue  University,  2021.
      ■506    ▼aThis  item  must  not  be  sold  to  any  third  party  vendors.
      ■520    ▼aThe  production  of  row  crops  in  the  Midwestern  (Indiana)  region  of  the  US  has  been  facing  environmental  and  economic  sustainability  issues.  There  has  been  an  increase  in  trend  for  the  application  of  fertilizers  (Nitrogen  &  Phosphorus),  farm  machinery  fuel  costs  and  decrease  in  labor  productivity  leading  to  non-optimized  usage  of  farm-inputs.  A  structured  literature  review  describes  Lean  and  Green  practices  such  as  profitability  (return  on  investments),  operational  cost  reduction,  hazardous  waste  reduction,  delivery  performance  and  overall  productivity  might  be  adopted  in  the  context  of  Precision  Agriculture  practices  (variable  rate  irrigation,  variable  rate  fertilization,  cloud-based  analytics,  and  telematics  for  farm-machinery  navigation).The  literature  review  describes  low  adoption  of  Internet  of  Things  (IoT)  based  precision  agriculture  practices,  such  as  variable  rate  fertilizer  (39  %),  variable  rate  pesticide  (8%),  variable  rate  irrigation  (4  %),  cloud-based  data  analytics  (21  %)  and  telematics  (10  %)  amongst  Midwestern  row  crop  producers.  Barriers  for  the  adoption  of  IoT  based  Precision  Agriculture  practices  include  cost  effectiveness,  power  requirements,  communication  range,  data  latency,  data  scalability,  data  storage,  data  processing  and  data  interoperability.  Focused  group  interviews  (n=3)  with  Subject  Matter  Expertise  (SME's)  (N=18)  in  IoT  based  Precision  Agriculture  practices  were  conducted  to  understand  and  define  decision-making  variables  related  to  barriers.  The  content  analysis  and  subsequent  ISM  model  informed  an  action  research  approach  in  the  deployment  of  an  IoT  wireless  sensor  nodes  for  performance  improvement.  The  improvements  resulted  in  variable  cost  reduction  by  94  %,  power  consumption  cost  reduction  by  60  %,  and  improved  data  interoperable  and  userinteractive  IoT  wireless  sensor-based  data  pipeline  for  improved  adoption  of  Precision  Agriculture  practices.  A  relationship  analysis  of  performance  data  (n=2505)  from  the  IoT  sensor  deployment  empirically  validated  the  ISM  model  and  explained  the  variation  in  power  consumption  for  mitigation  of  IoT  adoption  among  producers.  The  scope  of  future  research  for  predicting  IoT  power  consumption,  based  upon  the  growing  season  through  correlation  was  developed  in  this  study.The  implications  of  this  research  inform  adopters  (row-crop  producers),  researchers  and  precision  agriculture  practitioners  that  a  Lean  and  Green  framework  is  driven  substantively  by  cost  and  power  concerns  in  an  IoT  sensors-based  precision  agriculture  solution.
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