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APAN perspective on multi- platform data integration Takuj i Kiura (NARO, Japan) J. Adinarayana (IITB, India) Pisuth Paiboonrat (NECTEC, Thailand) Y e-Nu Wan (NCHU, Taiwan) National Agriculture and Food Research

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National Agriculture
 and Food Research Organization

Food and Agriculture for the Future

APAN ¡perspective ¡on ¡multi-‐‑– platform ¡data ¡integration ¡

Takuj i Kiura (NARO, Japan)

  • J. Adinarayana (IITB, India)

Pisuth Paiboonrat (NECTEC, Thailand) Y e-Nu Wan (NCHU, Taiwan)

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ASIA ¡Pacific ¡Advance ¡Network

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APAN ¡Working ¡Groups

Application ¡Area: ¡ Medical, ¡HDTV, ¡e-‐‑–Culture, ¡Identity ¡and ¡ Access ¡management, ¡Agriculture, ¡Earth ¡ Monitoring, ¡Earth ¡System, ¡e-‐‑–Governance ¡ Technology ¡Area: ¡ IPv6, ¡Future ¡Internet ¡Testbed, ¡Security, ¡ Unified ¡Communication, ¡Sensor ¡Network ¡ (Internet ¡of ¡Things), ¡Network ¡Research

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APAN Agriculture Working Group

  • The APAN Agricultural Working Group (AGWG)

started at the APAN Tsukuba meeting held in March

  • 1998. A sub-group of AGWG became an

independent working group of the Earth Monitoring Group at the Seoul APAN meeting in June 1998. Since its inception, AGWG has been one of the most active working groups in the application area and has been maintained close relationship with

  • ther working groups of APAN such as the Earth

Monitoring WG, Sensor Network WG, having

  • verlapping membership with these groups.

http://www.apan.net/wg/agriculture.php

2013-09-18

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multi-‐‑–platform ¡data?

Satellite ¡Observation ¡ UAV ¡Observation ¡ Field ¡monitoring ¡Data ¡ Farming ¡Data ¡ Model ¡Outputs ¡ meteorology ¡ crop ¡model

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Framework for multi-platform (Remote Sensing-WSN-Mobile-virtual ET model) based estimation of regional crop water requirement Framework of Web Map Service Platform for Spatio- temporal Reference Evapotranspiration Information dissemination

Temporal Estimated Air Temperature (Ta) (oC ) (above) and ETo maps (below)

20 Apr., 2013 06 May 2013 14 Nov., 2013 22 Mar., 2014

IN ¡INDIA

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Geo-visualization of Web based queries Geo-visualization for Mobile based queries

e-Citrus: A prototype multi-mode Crowd-sourcing platform for information gathering/dissemination/agricultural advisory in pest/disease management

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In Thailand

  • Ground based monitoring by Wireless Sensor Network

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Kiura et. al. - SICE2013

Sensor Networks in APAN

2013-09-17

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ISSUES

  • Data Location
  • Data Enclosure
  • Data Heterogeneity
  • Lack of Metadata
  • Data Comparability

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Data Location

行 1 行 2 行 3 行 4 2 4 6 8 10 12 列 1 列 2 列 3

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Data Enclosure

  • Common API and Data Exchange Format

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Data Heterogeneity

  • Data Virtualization

– MetBroker, PIAX

  • Sensor Virtualization

– PIAX

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Lack of Metadata

  • OGC SensorML
  • How to encourage metadata description in

Standard format?

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Data Comparability (1)

  • Standard Observation Protocol

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Data Comparability (2)

  • Cross check by Dr. Fukatsu

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APAN AgWG approach

  • Data Location

– Agriculture WG starts to collect locations

  • Data Enclosure

– Provide API and Data exchange format – Strategy required to disclose

  • Data Heterogeneity

– Virtualization Technologies available

  • Lack of Metadata

– Strategy required

  • Data Comparability

– Standard Observation Protocol – Cross check is started partially

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Agriculture Cloud

Field Sensing Service Storage Application Children As Sensors Sensor Network Phenotyping Field Phenomics Climate Change Present ation Voice Anime Analysi s Translation Lang/Data Skill Up Text, Market NARO, NECTEC, IITB Children As Sensors Smart Farm CLOP Crop Model Soil Water Atmospheri c model Standardization Virtualization Standardization Virtualization Linked Open Data Open Service Standardization Virtualization

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Collaborative Monitoring

Satellite

Earth Monitoring WG

Ground Base

IoT WG

Crop Model

Agriculture WG

2013-09-18

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APAN ¡38th ¡in ¡Nantou

http://www.apan.net/meetings/Nantou2014/ ¡ AgWG ¡sessions ¡ Rice ¡Phenomic ¡Network ¡ Internet ¡of ¡Things ¡for ¡Agriculture ¡ Joint ¡Session ¡with ¡GRENE-‐‑–ei ¡CAAM ¡ Agriculture ¡Working ¡Group ¡Meeting

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Weather ¡Data ¡Generator ¡Service

Data Generation Request Service Data Retrive Service Data Tranceform Service Data Generators