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1. An Open-Source, Universal Arduino Library for LoRaWAN Integration with Low-Cost, Long-Range Agricultural Sensor NetworksThe Data-Gator is a low-cost, open-source sensor platform built on the ESP32 microcontroller. It supports I2C, analog, and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) sensor interfaces and can be configured without writing any code. It has been tested at a vineyard and an organic orchard, where it collects readings from a number of sensors at regular intervals. While the platform performs well in these settings, it currently relies on WiFi to send data back from the field. This limits... K. Wing, D. Onyeoguzoro, M. Everett, J.C. Shovic |
2. Adding Plant Water Uptake Monitoring to a Low-Cost Wireless Multi-Sensor Data Aggregation Platform for Precision AgricultureMost low-cost precision agriculture monitoring systems only measure soil conditions such as moisture and pH, leaving plant response to water availability unmonitored. Soil moisture alone does not indicate whether a crop is taking up water or experiencing stress. Commercial plant-sensing systems that could fill this gap are expensive and operate as standalone instruments that are difficult to incorporate into existing multi-sensor field networks. A... K. Wing, D. Onyeoguzoro, M. Everett, J.C. Shovic |
3. To Mist or Not to Mist: Using Site-Specific Sensed Data to Evaluate Infrastructure Needs in a VineyardThis study explores the use of high-resolution site-specific data to understand how sensors can impact infrastructure purchases in a real-world precision agriculture growing operation. Since 2023, over 60 sensors have been deployed at Laurel Grove Wine Farm, a vineyard in Winchester, Virginia, including information on weather (temperature, humidity, sunlight, and rainfall) and soil (moisture content and pH). The Sensor Collection and Remote Environment Care Reasoning Operation (SCARECRO) system... M. Everett, K. Wing, D. Onyeoguzoro, D. Mommen, J. Shovic |