1. Internet-of-things in Motion
Smart Agriculture
Internet-of-things in Motion
Student: Taariq Ghansar
Supervisor: Prof. A. Bagula

2. Overview Introduction A Solution Approach Designer’s view Project Plan
Questions & Answers

3. Introduction Concerns Climate patterns and water resources
Increase in populations
Dependency on water
Problem
Over consumption of water in agriculture.
Lack of water in some farm regions, influencing food chain.
Approach to problem
An intelligent way of controlling water supply in agriculture monitoring soil hydration using Internet-of-things in motion.

4. A Solution Approach Internet of things-in-Motion (IoT-im) Framework:
Ground-based sensors: Terrestrial WSN
Drone cluster: Airborne WSN
Middleware: OpenStack cloud OS
Dashboard
Application Layer: Develop an app
Mention and describe the term data muling.
Table 1: Smart Agriculture Framework (Bottom-up view)

5. Designer’s View Solution Expectations Autonomous monitoring service.
Sharing of the service to a large user base using a common app.
Solution Non-Expectations
Other soil factors such as nitrogen levels or bacteria & fungal infection monitoring.

6. Project Plan Term Document Description 1 Project Analysis
Identify problem
Gather Information
Analyse the requirements 2
Design & Development
Gather prototype requirements
Design prototype and pseudocode
Prototype equipment 3
Implementation
Start developing end product
Test and debug
Documentation of code and technology used 4
Testing & Evaluation
Design testing suites
Execute the tests
Fix anomalies
Present Final Product

7. Questions & Answers

8. REFERENCES Framework adaptation:
Bagula, A., Tuyishimire, E., Wadepoel, J., Boudriga, N., & Rekhis, S. (2016, July). Internet-of-Things in Motion: A Cooperative Data Muling Model for Public Safety. In Ubiquitous Intelligence & Computing, Advanced and Trusted Computing, Scalable Computing and Communications, Cloud and Big Data Computing, Internet of People, and Smart World Congress (UIC/ATC/ScalCom/CBDCom/IoP/SmartWorld), 2016 Intl IEEE Conferences (pp ). IEEE.