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Title: Monitoring software for crop cultivation
Authors: FIODOROV Ion 
COJUHARI, Irina 
IZVOREANU, Bartolomeu 
MORARU, Dumitru 
VASILIU, Gheorghe 
Issue Date: 2019
Source: FIODOROV, Ion; COJUHARI, Irina; IZVOREANU, Bartolomeu; MORARU, Dumitru; VASILIU, Gheorghe. Monitoring software for crop cultivation. In: Electronics, Communications and Computing. Editia a 10-a, 23-26 octombrie 2019, Chişinău. Chișinău, Republica Moldova: Universitatea Tehnică a Moldovei, 2019, p. 39. ISBN 978-9975-108-84-3.
Project: Models, methods and interfaces for control and optimization of intelligent manufacturing systems / Modele, metode și interfețe pentru conducerea și optimizarea sistemelor de fabricație inteligente 
Journal: The 10th International Conference on Electronics, Communications and Computing 
Conference: Electronics, Communications and Computing
Abstract: 
On the large scale, there is used the greenhouses, which are providing the most comfortable conditions for the growing of plants in limited space. The microclimate of a greenhouse must be balanced and it should be taking into account all parameters as humidity, air composition, temperature etc. The online monitoring, via the Internet, of the temperature and humidity in the greenhouse and in the soil, as well as the automation of the control these parameters leads to the reduction of the production costs and unjustified consumption of electricity. In this paper was done the study about climatic factors that influence directly the growing process of plants and was developed the monitoring software system for this automatic control system. This monitoring software offers to the user the possibility to monitor the parameters of the agricultural crops, especially offers possibility: 1. Adding agricultural crop parameters. 2. Monitoring the parameters of agricultural crops. 3. Real-time video streaming. 4. Remote control. 5. Monitoring events in the system.
URI: http://cris.utm.md/handle/5014/270
ISBN: 978-9975-108-84-3
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