RadioWave Attenuation Measurement System Based on RSSI for Precision Agriculture: Application to Tomato Greenhouses
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Cama Pinto, Dora; Holgado Terriza, Juan Antonio; Damas Hermoso, Miguel; Gómez Mula, Francisco; Cama Pinto, AlejandroEditorial
MDPI
Materia
Wireless sensor networks (WSN) WSN Received signal strength indicator RSSI Internet of Things (IoT) IoT Free space pathloss Smart farming
Fecha
2021Referencia bibliográfica
Cama-Pinto, D.; Holgado-Terriza, J.A.; Damas-Hermoso, M.; Gómez-Mula, F.; Cama-Pinto, A. RadioWave Attenuation Measurement System Based on RSSI for Precision Agriculture: Application to Tomato Greenhouses. Inventions 2021, 6, 66. https://doi.org/10.3390/ inventions6040066
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Ibero-American Postgraduate University Association (AUIP).Resumen
Precision agriculture and smart farming are concepts that are acquiring an important
boom due to their relationship with the Internet of things (IoT), especially in the search for new
mechanisms and procedures that allow for sustainable and efficient agriculture to meet future demand from an increasing population. Both concepts require the deployment of sensor networks that
monitor agricultural variables for the integration of spatial and temporal agricultural data. This paper presents a system that has been developed to measure the attenuation of radio waves in the 2.4
GHz free band (ISM- Industrial, Scientific and Medical) when propagating inside a tomato greenhouse based on the received signal strength indicator (RSSI), and a procedure for using the system
to measure RSSI at different distances and heights. The system is based on Zolertia Re-Mote nodes
with the Contiki operating system and a Raspberry Pi to record the data obtained. The receiver node
records the RSSI at different locations in the greenhouse with the transmitter node and at different
heights. In addition, a study of the radio wave attenuation was measured in a tomato greenhouse,
and we publish the corresponding obtained dataset in order to share with the research community.