Development of a Sensor Based Intelligent Greenhouse Management System
At a glance
Federal Office for Agriculture and Food
Project description
The goal of the project “Development of a Sensor Based Intelligent Greenhouse Management System” is to establish a system for increasing the efficiency of production under glass. This system accesses on huge quantities of data recorded in different greenhouses and determines optimal culture control strategies. Furthermore, the resource consumption is calculated and can be processed further to important parameters (e.g., carbon footprint, resource input per yield unit etc.), which can be used for costumer communication or to compare the resource consumption of different enterprises. This system includes intelligent sensors, which show plant responses, such as photosynthesis, fruit growth and plant transpiration, under different cultivation conditions. In addition, different scenarios of cultivation strategies can be simulated on the computer. As such, the aim is to reduce raw material consumption caused by an optimal crop management.
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Project head
- Person
Dr. Dennis Dannehl
- Faculty of Life Sciences
- Albrecht Daniel Thaer-Institute of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences
- Person
Prof. Dr. Uwe Schmidt
- Faculty of Life Sciences
- Albrecht Daniel Thaer-Institute of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences