Real-time monitoring of SRI planting in Bogor using Field Server
Masaru Mizoguchi 1 Budi I. Setiawan 2
1 Interfaculty Initiative in information Studies, The University of Tokyo, Japan2 Civil and Environmental Engineering Departement, IPB Darmaga, Indonesia
International SRI Meeting [J-SRI 4th Meeting in 2008]Date: October 28, 2008
What is Field Server?- To see is to believe -
• New technologies developed by NARO– National Agriculture and Food Research Organ
ization
• An on-site field monitoring system– that collects data on crop, climate and soils in
agricultural fields – and sends the data– along with high-resolution digital photos– to a laboratory via the Internet
• Each FS communicates through a Wi-Fi network
• Cost : $2000-$5000
Diagram of monitoring system using Field Server
InternetInternet
Univ. of Tokyo
ISDN
Admin-PC
User-PC
Tsumagoi
Wireless-bridgeWZR-RS-G54HP
ISDN-modem(router)
Glabal-IP
ＬＡＮ-port
Antenna
Wireless-LANIEEE802.11b
192.168.*.*
Server
Alpine Crops Research Center
Data server
Model-calculation server
Indonesia Thailand
GovernmentData center
MEXT
MAFF
MILT
Company of Soil moisture sensor（USA)
InternetInternet
Univ. of Tokyo
ISDNISDN
Admin-PC
User-PC
Tsumagoi
Wireless-bridgeWZR-RS-G54HP
ISDN-modem(router)
Glabal-IP
ＬＡＮ-port
Antenna
Wireless-LANIEEE802.11b
192.168.*.*
Server
Alpine Crops Research Center
Data server
Model-calculation server
Indonesia Thailand
GovernmentData center
MEXT
MAFF
MILT
Company of Soil moisture sensor（USA)
Field Server Images of SRI-Farmland at 12:00 in June 2008
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SRI planting site in Bogor, Indonesia
Field Server Data of SRI-Farmland
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Soil moisture
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