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MUHAMMAD MOHSIN (12i-0267) National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences facebook.com/muhammadmohsin786
AGRICULTURE
MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION
SYSTEM (AMIS) ANALYSIS AND DESIGN
INTRODUCTION
MODERN WAYS OF AGRICULTURE
paved the path for the great opportunities for investors to earn by mean
of adopting the ways of optimal and effective use of technology with great
research to improve productivity and quality in little span of time.
AGRICULTURE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (AMIS)
is one of the improved collection of central techniques of great
importance for managing, interconnecting, information passing, decision
making and processing the data and information, as an spatial
information, collects by mean of technologies and employees at different
level and sections and combining with the external sources, non-spatial
information, to make decision by keen observing the trends and
alternates of different events.
USE OF AMIS
The use of AMIS is solely depend upon the environment, resources,
tradition, culture, priorities and compromises. But the essential use of
this system is employed as follow:
Uses Purpose
Environmental and Geographical Changes
Weather and Climate changes
Minerals in Soil
To Define Crop Belts
To Automatize the Irrigation System
MODERN
AGRICULTURE
Modern agriculture may
refer to:
Agribusiness
Industrial Agriculture
Intensive Farming
Organic Farming
Sustainable Agriculture
Agribusiness is the business of agricultural production. All agents of the food and fiber value chain and those institutions that influence it are part of the agribusiness system.
Intensive farming or intensive agriculture also known as industrial agriculture is characterized by a low fallow ratio and higher use of inputs such as capital and labour per unit land area
Organic agriculture is an ecological production management system that promotes and enhances biodiversity, biological cycles and soil biological activity. It is based on minimal use of off-farm inputs and on management practices that restore, maintain and enhance ecological harmony." [USDA National Organic Standards Board (NOSB)]
Sustainable agriculture is the act of farming using principles of ecology, the study of relationships between organisms and their environment.
[Ref:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_agriculture]
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Amount of Gases (like, N2) in Air
Moisture in Soil
To estimate fertilizer and cost
To maintain organic ratio in soil
To avoid salinity
To avoid erosion
Logistics
Geo tracking and tagging Timely Delivery Customer Awareness
Automatic Delivery & Verification
Daily Reports
Warehouse and Retail Stores
Database CRUD of Detail
Automatic Alerts Storage Capacity
Redemption
Alternatives and Solution
HIERARCHICAL ARCHITECTURE
As AMIS is a Management Information System (MIS). So, it inherits similar structure of processing in
the form of layers, which almost present in every MIS. These includes:
1. Data Collection
2. Data Transmission
3. Data Analysis and Process
4. Feedback and Report Generation
Data Collection
Authentic Data is primary source of the system progress. Authentication of data is declared by precision
and accuracy which depends upon many-many factors in which technology, techniques and technical
employees are of sole consideration. To maintain authentication, a good data collection system is
employed. Some of the IoT (Internet of Thing) based technologies are sensors, global positioning
(GPS), Remote Sensing, Geo-tracking & tagging, Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Drone can
be good solution of this. And, the advanced techniques of Probability & Static can be applied to
approximate and to minimize error.
Data Transmission
Spatial and Primary source are the most authentic sources of information. To collect such
information, we can make use of networked micro-electronics. They are mostly wirelessly connected to
nearby processing node which eventually connects it to a central server. Server can be a repository to
store that particular information or otherwise information forwards by it to any services like cloud.
Non-Spatial sources are the source of great importance for making judgments of future business,
globally, in any field likewise, use of Data-Mining Algorithm, can be good technique to transfer data
from Content Delivery Network (CDN) like of google.
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Data Analysis and Process
In all MIS, data is analyzes on basis of characteristic of the system to properly categorize it to extract
information. As, AMIS is solely depends upon the Agricultural data and its characteristic as listed below:
Spatiality Direct or Close Related Factors
Complexity Different subdivision on basis of both spatial and non-spatial factors
Enormousness Factors to increase productivity
Dynamics Factors effecting crops
Many Advanced techniques are employed to observe trend and effect to customize behaviors, which is
the achievement and characteristic of good MIS.
Feedback and Report Generation
The output of the result formed by AMIS is of great importance for making special and routine decision.
Certain routine decision can be automatically controlled by mean of networked system. Report can be
generated in any statistical form periodically and non-periodically for routine and special decision while
vital alert can be inform by a message driven system.
REFERENCES
Web-Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_agriculture (only sidebar)
Article: Design of Intelligent Agriculture Management Information System Based on IoT
(Provided Notes)
DISCLAIMERS
The Document is entirely my own creativity except few referred piece of information.