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Project information

IoF2020

Grant agreement ID: 731884

Project website

Status

Ongoing project

Start date

1 January 2017
End date

31 December 2020

Funded under:

H2020-EU.3.1.4.

H2020-EU.2.1.1.

Overall budget:

€ 34 277 154,11
EU contribution

€ 29 999 528,02

Coordinated by:

STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

Netherlands

Objective

The IoF2020 project is dedicated to accelerate adoption of IoT for securing sufficient, safe and healthy food and to strengthen competitiveness of farming and food chains in Europe.
It will consolidate Europe’s leading position in the global IoT industry by fostering a symbiotic ecosystem of farmers, food industry, technology providers and research institutes.
The IoF2020 consortium of 73 partners, led by Wageningen UR and other core partners of previous key projects such as FIWARE and IoT-A, will leverage the ecosystem and architecture that was established in those projects.
The heart of the project is formed by 19 use cases grouped in 5 trials with end users from the Arable, Dairy, Fruits, Vegetables and Meat verticals and IoT integrators that will demonstrate the business case of innovative IoT solutions for a large number of application areas.
A lean multi-actor approach focusing on user acceptability, stakeholder engagement and sustainable business models will boost technology and market readiness levels and bring end user adoption to the next stage.
This development will be enhanced by an open IoT architecture and infrastructure of reusable components based on existing standards and a security and privacy framework.
Anticipating vast technological developments and emerging challenges for farming and food, the 4-year project stays agile through dynamic budgeting and adaptive decision-making by an implementation board of representatives from key user organizations. A 6 M€ mid-term open call will allow for testing intermediate results and extending the project with technical solutions and test sites.
A coherent dissemination strategy for use case products and project learnings supported by leading user organizations will ensure a high market visibility and an increased learning curve.
Thus IoF2020 will pave the way for data-driven farming, autonomous operations, virtual food chains and personalized nutrition for European citizens.

Programme(s)

H2020-EU.3.1.4. - Active ageing and self-management of health

H2020-EU.2.1.1. - INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP - Leadership in enabling and industrial technologies - Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)

Topic(s)

IoT-01-2016 - Large Scale Pilots

Call for proposal

H2020-IOT-2016

See other projects for this call

Funding Scheme

IA - Innovation action

Coordinator

STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

Address

Droevendaalsesteeg 4
6708 Pb Wageningen

Netherlands

Activity type

Research Organisations

EU Contribution

€ 10 127 401,90

Website

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INSTITUT FÜR ANGEWANDTE SYSTEMTECHNIK BREMEN GMBH

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 1 434 550

BIOSENSE INSTITUTE - RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN BIOSYSTEMS

Serbia

EU Contribution

€ 942 500

SCHUTTELAAR & PARTNERS, CONSULTANCY FOR FOOD AND LIFESCIENCES NV

Belgium

EU Contribution

€ 1 159 787,13

EIGEN VERMOGEN VAN HET INSTITUUT VOOR LANDBOUW- EN VISSERIJONDERZOEK

Belgium

EU Contribution

€ 1 172 500

TELEFONICA INVESTIGACION Y DESARROLLO SA

Spain

COOPERATIVAS AGRO-ALIMENTARIAS DE ESPANA U DE COOP SOCIEDAD COOPERATIVA

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 252 125

INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF ORGANIC AGRICULTURE MOVEMENTS EUROPEAN UNION REGIONAL GROUP

Sweden

EU Contribution

€ 245 000

COMITE EUROPEEN DES GROUPEMENTS DE CONSTRUCTEURS DU MACHINISME AGRICOLE

Belgium

EU Contribution

€ 36 250

KUHNE LOGISTICS UNIVERSITY GGMBH

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 55 000

GEOPONIKO PANEPISTIMION ATHINON

Greece

EU Contribution

€ 310 125

FUNDACION TEKNIKER

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 451 250

UNIVERSIDAD DE ALMERIA

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 568 025

365FARMNET GROUP GMBH & CO KG

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 583 976,75

NXP SEMICONDUCTORS GERMANY GMBH

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 661 180,63

STMICROELECTRONICS SRL

Italy

EU Contribution

€ 72 590

UNPARALLEL INNOVATION LDA

Portugal

EU Contribution

€ 176 050

CORIZON B.V.

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 436 100

ORANGE SA

France

EU Contribution

€ 269 321,50

GS1 GERMANY GMBH

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 279 825

WAGENINGEN UNIVERSITY

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 265 011,25

WIRELESSINFO

Czechia

EU Contribution

€ 43 000

SYNELIXIS LYSEIS PLIROFORIKIS AUTOMATISMOU & TILEPIKOINONION ANONIMI ETAIRIA

Greece

EU Contribution

€ 157 500

KVERNELAND GROUP MECHATRONICS BV

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 170 511,25

SIGNIFY NETHERLANDS BV

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 600 904,07

CONNECTERRA BV

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 302 859,38

EVONIK PORPHYRIO

Belgium

EU Contribution

€ 406 000

ZUIDELIJKE LAND- EN TUINBOUWORGANISATIE VERENIGING

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 351 250

BAYER CROPSCIENCE AG

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 85 750

KONINKLIJKE KPN NV

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 87 500

UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE

United Kingdom

EU Contribution

€ 547 232,25

CONTEXTWISE

Belgium

EU Contribution

€ 166 687,50

AGROTIKOS SYNETAIRISMOS POLISEOS XIRON KAI NOPON STAFYLION KIATOY KORINTHIAS PIGASOS

Greece

EU Contribution

€ 65 187,50

GRUPO HISPATEC INFORMATICA EMPRESARIAL SA

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 299 687,50

DCOOP SOCIEDAD COOPERATIVA ANDALUZA

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 79 625

FUNDACION PARA LAS TECNOLOGIAS AUXILIARES DE LA AGRICULTURA

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 120 000

NILEAS - SYNETAIRISMOS PISTOPOIIMENON AGROTIKON PROIONTON DIMOU NESTOROS MESSINIAS

Greece

EU Contribution

€ 64 750

EARL DENIS DUBOURDIEU DOMAINES

France

EU Contribution

€ 218 277,50

DUBOURDIEU DENIS ET FLORENCE

France

FRESH-CARE CONVENIENCE BV

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 151 392,50

STICHTING HAS OPLEIDINGEN

Netherlands

VION GmbH

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 66 325

ARVALIS INSTITUT DU VEGETAL

France

EU Contribution

€ 351 406,25

VEREIN ZUR FORDERUNG DER EUROPAISCHEN SOJAPRODUKTION DONAU SOJA

Austria

STMICROELECTRONICS GRENOBLE 2 SAS

France

EU Contribution

€ 167 492,50

EURO POOL SYSTEM INTERNATIONAL DEUTSCHLAND GMBH

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 91 787,50

MIELOO & ALEXANDER BV

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 100 038,75

GRUPO SADA P A SA

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 58 975

EXAFAN SA

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 161 175

ISTITUTO SUPERIORE MARIO BOELLA SULLE TECNOLOGIE DELL'INFORMAZIONE E DELLE TELECOMUNICAZIONI ASSOCIAZIONE

Italy

FONDAZIONE LINKS - LEADING INNOVATION & KNOWLEDGE FOR SOCIETY

Italy

EU Contribution

€ 295 750

European EPC Competence Center GmbH

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 244 300

VALORITALIA SOCIETA PER LA CERTIFICAZIONE DELLE QUALITA'E DELLE PRODUZIONI VITIVINICOLE ITALIANE SRL

Italy

EU Contribution

€ 463 487,50

ISVEA SRL

Italy

EU Contribution

€ 103 250

VINIDEA SRL

Italy

EU Contribution

€ 238 437,50

QLIP BV

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 329 000

AGRO INTELLIGENCE APS

Denmark

EU Contribution

€ 204 739,50

AARHUS UNIVERSITET

Denmark

EU Contribution

€ 385 625

INAGRO, PROVINCIAAL EXTERN VERZELFSTANDIGD AGENTSCHAP IN PRIVAATRECHTELIJKE VORM VZW

Belgium

EU Contribution

€ 30 620

CENTRO INTERNAZIONALE DI ALTISTUDI AGRONOMICI MEDITERRANEI

Italy

EU Contribution

€ 397 500

INSTITUT POLYTECHNIQUE DE BORDEAUX

France

EU Contribution

€ 119 500

SYSMAN PROGETTI & SERVIZI SRL

Italy

EU Contribution

€ 85 500

ASOCIACION DE ORGANIZACIONES DE PRODUCTORES DE FRUTAS Y HORTALIZAS DE ALMERIA

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 207 787,50

APOFRUIT ITALIA - SOC. COOP. AGRICOLA

Italy

EU Contribution

€ 97 025

COMMISSARIAT A L ENERGIE ATOMIQUE ET AUX ENERGIES ALTERNATIVES

France

EU Contribution

€ 177 335

CNH INDUSTRIAL BELGIUM

Belgium

EU Contribution

€ 353 983,88

GRIMME LANDMASCHINENFABRIK GMBH COKG

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 36 750

NEWAYS TECHNOLOGIES BV

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 109 900

AGROM KG

Austria

EU Contribution

€ 18 375

MACHINEFABRIEK STEKETEE BV

Netherlands

EU Contribution

€ 85 750

IHUB.EU EEIG

Belgium

STIFTELSEN SINTEF

Norway

EU Contribution

€ 8 207,38

KOREA ADVANCED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

South Korea

AGCO AS

Denmark

EU Contribution

€ 142 056,25

SOIA ITALIA

Italy

EU Contribution

€ 57 525

ETVENTURE STARTUP HUB GMBH

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 29 316,15

BOLT MANAGEMENT SL

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 57 942,94

FIWARE FOUNDATION EV

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 678 481,25

FUTURE INTERNET CONSULTING AND DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS SL

Spain

EU Contribution

€ 305 375

DONAU SOJA GEMEINNUTZIGE GESELLSCHAFT MIT BESCHRANKTER HAFTUNG

Austria

EU Contribution

€ 249 250

SINTEF AS

Norway

EU Contribution

€ 41 167,62

CHOUCAIR NADIM

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 31 706,94

Project information

IoF2020

Grant agreement ID: 731884

Project website

Status

Ongoing project

Start date

1 January 2017
End date

31 December 2020

Funded under:

H2020-EU.3.1.4.

H2020-EU.2.1.1.

Overall budget:

€ 34 277 154,11
EU contribution

€ 29 999 528,02

Coordinated by:

STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

Netherlands

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Project information

IoF2020

Grant agreement ID: 731884

Project website

Status

Ongoing project

Start date

1 January 2017
End date

31 December 2020

Funded under:

H2020-EU.3.1.4.

H2020-EU.2.1.1.

Overall budget:

€ 34 277 154,11
EU contribution

€ 29 999 528,02

Coordinated by:

STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

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Internet of things plays a key role in precision farming

The use of IoT technologies results not only in a more sustainable use of resources, rendering processes cheaper and greener, it also increases productivity and product quality. This EU-supported project has established ways to integrate the technology still further.

Demand for food continues to grow, resulting in the intensification and industrialisation of the agricultural sector. But technology can help. From food security to environmental protection, the internet of things has immense potential when it comes to the production and distribution of food, a fact the EU’s IoF2020 project has been quick to embrace. “The IoF2020 project, as large-scale pilot, is attracting the interest of external parties, SMEs, farmers, universities, machinery manufacturers, IT companies, along with regional authorities and policy makers. All of the participants are part of the IoF2020 ecosystem,” explains Mr François Lienard, Communication & Dissemination manager. From start to finish, IoT makes things more efficient The benefit of useful data can be felt across the industry. In the wine optimisation use case, several sets of data are extracted from different fields such as weather data, rain density, soil humidity, leaf coloration, insect density. The data sets are then compiled on a dashboard which the farmer can use to gain insights to help them work more efficiently, and with a faster reaction time. As Lienard explains, “This works in wineries where sensors and spectrometers measure the wine fermentation and temperature in real time and are able to alert the wine maker immediately. This saves crucial time and effort compared to classic, laboratory analysis.” In arable fields, IoT sensors connected to a specially designed interfaces will tell farmers if the soil contains enough humidity, helping them to decide if they should water the crops or not and target irrigation just where it is needed. Similarly, when it comes to the health of the crop, spectrometry will tell them if a disease is on the verge of spreading in a field, and where exactly the outbreak is. Farmers can find out if they should just treat a small fraction of the field and can do so before the disease has even started spreading. “This type of technology is used in all our use cases and in other similar initiatives. IoF2020 is an ‘innovation action’ which means that the solutions we are developing should be market-ready at the end of the project in 2020.” The project is keen to find those market solutions: it has close to 90 deployment sites all over Europe developing, testing and validating them. Those involved in the use cases are coordinated by a project leader and each use case focuses on testing the IoT solutions applicable to the challenges their sector has to deal with. The project is harnessing the insight from a wide range of experts. “Farmers are involved, along with research centres, larger industries and innovative SMEs,” explains Lienard. “The aim of IoF2020 is to cover the whole agri-food value chain so also actors in the field of distribution & logistics are involved and targeted.” A changing legal framework Data use and storage is currently at the heart of the debate at EU level. “We can work on business models which are beneficial for every party and use these results to help shape upcoming regulation,” says Lienard. Results are more than satisfactory and IoF2020 is set to increase its outreach and impact as it incorporates new members at the start of 2019. This will bring new use cases and countries into the project, and potentially, new agri-food sectors.

Keywords

IoF2020, farming, agriculture, food safety, food security, Internet of Things, industry solutions, smart farming, precision agriculture, Digitisation

Project information

IoF2020

Grant agreement ID: 731884

Project website

Status

Ongoing project

Start date

1 January 2017
End date

31 December 2020

Funded under:

H2020-EU.3.1.4.

H2020-EU.2.1.1.

Overall budget:

€ 34 277 154,11
EU contribution

€ 29 999 528,02

Coordinated by:

STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

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Project information

IoF2020

Grant agreement ID: 731884

Project website

Status

Ongoing project

Start date

1 January 2017
End date

31 December 2020

Funded under:

H2020-EU.3.1.4.

H2020-EU.2.1.1.

Overall budget:

€ 34 277 154,11
EU contribution

€ 29 999 528,02

Coordinated by:

STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

Netherlands

Periodic Reporting for period 1 - IoF2020 (Internet of Food and Farm 2020)

Reporting period: 2017-01-01 to 2018-06-30

Summary of the context and overall objectives of the project

The internet of things (IoT) has a revolutionary potential. A smart web of sensors, actuators, cameras, robots, drones and other connected devices and databases allows for an unprecedented level of control and automated decision-making. The project Internet of Food & Farm 2020 (IoF2020) explores the potential of IoT-technologies for the European food and farming industry.
The goal is ambitious: to make precision farming a reality and to take a vital step towards a more sustainable food value chain. With the help of IoT technologies higher yields and better-quality produce are within reach. Pesticide and fertilizer use will drop and overall efficiency is optimized. IoT technologies also enable better traceability of food, leading to increased food safety and reduction of waste.
Nineteen use-cases organised around five trials (arable, dairy, fruits, meat and vegetables) develop, test and demonstrate IoT technologies in an operational environment all over Europe, with the first prototypes delivered in the first quarter of 2018.
The Use Cases are monitored and supported by expert teams on technology, business and communication. With this IoF2020 has implemented a lean multi-actor approach focusing on user acceptability, stakeholder engagement, re-usability, standardisation and the development of sustainable business models. IoF2020 aims to increase the economic viability and market share of developed technologies, while bringing end-users’ and farmers’ adoption of these technological solutions to the next stage. The aim of IoF2020 is to build a lasting innovation ecosystem that fosters the uptake of IoT technologies. Therefore, key stakeholders along the food value chain are involved in IoF2020, together with technology service providers, software companies and academic research institutions.

Work performed from the beginning of the project to the end of the period covered by the report and main results achieved so far

link periodic report

Progress beyond the state of the art and expected potential impact (including the socio-economic impact and the wider societal implications of the project so far)

In the first report period (M1-M18) the 19 use cases delivered their first prototype (MVP), detailed description of the IoT application including all different components, the KPI’s, the value proposition and the work plan for the next MVPs. At the project level all this information has been collected in a general report, technical report and a business report. In the two partner events this information was shared and discussed to stimulate synergy between use cases. Use cases have been supported on technology and business development. A catalogue for re-usable components is implemented and filled in for 2 use cases to be completed in Q3-2018 for all use cases. The open call for additional use cases has been prepared to be launched on July 5th at the IoT week in Bilbao. This open call will bring in 10-15 more Use Cases and expand the ecosystem in new regions and new value chain partners. The project has been presented at numerous stakeholder events in EU and outside Europe. Communication about the project and its first results is supported by a state-of-the-art website and multi media exposure.

IoF2020 Logo

Project information

IoF2020

Grant agreement ID: 731884

Project website

Status

Ongoing project

Start date

1 January 2017
End date

31 December 2020

Funded under:

H2020-EU.3.1.4.

H2020-EU.2.1.1.

Overall budget:

€ 34 277 154,11
EU contribution

€ 29 999 528,02

Coordinated by:

STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

This project is featured in...

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23 November 2018

Project information

IoF2020

Grant agreement ID: 731884

Project website

Status

Ongoing project

Start date

1 January 2017
End date

31 December 2020

Funded under:

H2020-EU.3.1.4.

H2020-EU.2.1.1.

Overall budget:

€ 34 277 154,11
EU contribution

€ 29 999 528,02

Coordinated by:

STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

Netherlands

Deliverables

Documents, reports (8)

Progress Report on Synergy Analysis, Decisions and Coordination of Work

All use cases are analysed for synergetic developments and decisions by the PIB will be facilitated. Related synergies and decisions will be documented and communicated in the scope of this deliverable. (Leader: WR, M18 & 30, R, PU)

Opportunities and Barriers in the present regulatory situation for system development

The deliverable will compile all the use case related opportunities and barriers to facilitate and trigger collaboration and synergies between use cases and as input for collaboration with external stakeholders (Leader: FF, M14, R, PU)

Data Management Plan

D1.4.1: Data Management Plan: Document describing how data will be managed in the pilot, including guidelines for data management in IoT. (Leader: DLO, M6, R, PU)

Methodology to assess market outlook and social impact for each use case (M6):

D4.2 Methodology to assess market outlook and social impact for each use case (M6): This deliverable identifies and characterises key market trends and social-economic development and develops a methodology for business impact assessment and social impact assessment. (Leader: DLO, M6, R, PU)

Taxonomy of business models relevant to IoT applications

This deliverable characterises the key components of business models relevant to IoT applications and sets out principles for developing business models for specific use cases. (Leader: WR, M12, R, PU)

The IoF2020 Use Case Architectures and overview of the related IoT Systems

D3.1.2 The IoF2020 Use Case Architectures and overview of the related IoT Systems: Compilation of reusable IoT system components that could be relevant to the agri-food domain and specifically to IoF2020 use cases. (Leader: ISMB, M9 & 18, R, P)

KPI Catalogue for each use case (M6):

This deliverable lists all KPIs and variables measured regarding its business impact and shows the value network characteristics of each use case. This might be a valuable source for other companies in this field to assess their performance and enhance the understanding of market potentials. (Leader: WR, M6, R, PU)

Guidelines for Use Case Analysis & Design

D3.1.1 Guidelines for Use Case Analysis & Design: Approach and reference architecture to be applied for the analysis, design and conception of IoT based solutions in WP2. It is based on past partners’ activities in IoT initiatives and specifically w.r.t. FIWARE and Open IoT platforms. (Leader: ISMB, M9, R, PU)

Websites, patent fillings, videos etc. (2)

Project website

D5.2 Project website (S&P, M6, DEC, PU)

Project Identity

D5.1 : logo, style book, communication formats (S&P, M4, DEC, PU)

Publications

Conference proceedings (8)

Smartomizer – Proactivity and Traceability in Orchard Spray

Author(s): Lars T. Berger Pulverizadores Fede S.L ; Emilio Gil; Paula Ortega

Published in: 2019

IoF2020 - the Internet Of Meat: towards applications of Internet of Things in the meat supply chain.

Author(s): Maselyne, Jarissa; Mertens, Kristof; Van Nuffel, Annelies; Scholten, Huub; Athanasiadis, Ioannis; Larrañaga, Mikel; Fernández, Izaskun.

Published in: Papers presented at the 8th European Conference on Precision Livestock Farming, Issue 8, 2017

IOF2020: Fostering business and software ecosystems for large-scale uptake of IoT in food and farming, in: Nelson, W. (Ed.), The International Tri-Conference for Precision Agriculture in 2017

Author(s): Verdouw, C.N., Wolfert, S., Beers, G., Sundmaeker, H., Chatzikostas, G.,

Published in: 2017, Page(s) 7

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.1002903

Integration of IoT (Internet of Things) and standard sensing

Author(s): V. Verrastro,,L. Tarricone, G. Masi, M. Todorovic, C. Ranieri, G. Dragonetti, M. Tamanti, S. Romanazzi, E. E. Riezzo, M. Fina, G. C. Di Renzo.

Published in: 2018, Page(s) 8

International Agriculture Congress And International For Food And Agriculture

Author(s): Sjaak Wolfert

Published in: 2018

Collective Action in Farm Data Management

Author(s): Krijn Poppe, Jos Verstegen and Sjaak Wolfert

Published in: 2018

Guidelines for governance of data sharing in agri-food networks, in: Nelson, W. (Ed.), The International Tri-Conference for Precision Agriculture in 2017

Author(s): Wolfert, S., Bogaardt, M.J., Ge, L., Soma, K., Verdouw, C.N.,

Published in: 2017, Page(s) 11

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.893700

Towards Animal Welfare in Poultry Farms through Semantic Technologies

Author(s): Esnaola-Gonzalez I., Fernandez I., Ferreiro S., Garcia A., Gomez M., Lazaro I., Garcia E.

Published in: 2019

Other (6)

Besparing 25 procent met variabele dosering bodemherbiciden

Author(s): Haijo Dodde

Published in: 2019

Flowability of mineral feed supplements for precision mineral supplementation

Author(s): Foged H. Madsen J.

Published in: 2019

LoRa Physical Layer Evaluation for Point-to-Point Links and Coverage Measurements in Diverse Environments

Author(s): G. Callebaut, G. Leenders, C. Buyle, S. Crul, L. Van der Perre,

Published in: 2019

Dairy cow behaviour in relation to precision mineral supplementation

Author(s): Foged H

Published in: 2019

De agrarische revolutie: High-tech toepassingen van Smart farming

Author(s): Sjaak Wolfert

Published in: 2018

An NFC-LoRa Connectivity Tandem as IoT bridge to Improve Safety in Food and Feed Delivery

Author(s): Stijn Crul, Jarne Van Mulders and Liesbet Van der Perre

Published in: 2019

Thesis dissertations (1)

Aligning business processes and IT of multiple collaborating organisations

Author(s): Ayalew Kassahun

Published in: 2017

DOI: 10.18174/414988

Peer reviewed articles (10)

Ethics of smart farming: Current questions and directions for responsible innovation towards the future

Author(s): Simone van der Burg, Marc-Jeroen Bogaardt, Sjaak Wolfert

Published in: NJAS - Wageningen Journal of Life Sciences, 2019, Page(s) 100289, ISSN 1573-5214

DOI: 10.1016/j.njas.2019.01.001

Agricultural cooperatives and the role of organisational models in new intelligent traceability systems and big data analysis

Author(s): Cynthia Giagnocavo, Fernando Bienvenido, Li Ming, Zhao Yurong, Jorge Antonio Sanchez-Molina, Yang Xinting

Published in: International Journal of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Issue 10/5, 2017, Page(s) 115-125, ISSN 1934-6344

DOI: 10.25165/j.ijabe.20171005.3089

A Bayesian framework for joint structure and colour based pixel-wise classification of grapevine proximal images

Author(s): F. Abdelghafour, R. Rosu, B. Keresztes, C. Germain, J.P. Da Costa

Published in: Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, Issue 158, 2019, Page(s) 345-357, ISSN 0168-1699

DOI: 10.1016/j.compag.2019.02.017

Internet of Things in agriculture.

Author(s): C Verdouw

Published in: CAB Reviews: Perspectives in Agriculture, Veterinary Science, Nutrition and Natural Resources, Issue 11/035, 2016, ISSN 1749-8848

DOI: 10.1079/PAVSNNR201611035

Characterization of LoRa Point-to-Point Path-Loss: Measurement Campaigns and Modeling Considering Censored Data

Author(s): Gilles Callebaut, Liesbet Van der Perre

Published in: IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2019, Page(s) 1-1, ISSN 2327-4662

DOI: 10.1109/jiot.2019.2953804

Improving automatic climate control with decision support techniques to minimize disease effects in greenhouse tomatoes

Author(s): Joaquín Cañadas, Jorge Antonio Sánchez-Molina, Francisco Rodríguez, Isabel María del Águila

Published in: Information Processing in Agriculture, Issue 4/1, 2017, Page(s) 50-63, ISSN 2214-3173

DOI: 10.1016/j.inpa.2016.12.002

A Low-Cost IoT-Based System to Monitor the Location of a Whole Herd

Author(s): Francisco Maroto-Molina, Jorge Navarro-García, Karen Príncipe-Aguirre, Ignacio Gómez-Maqueda, José E. Guerrero-Ginel, Ana Garrido-Varo, Dolores C. Pérez-Marín

Published in: Sensors, Issue 19/10, 2019, Page(s) 2298, ISSN 1424-8220

DOI: 10.3390/s19102298

Big Data in Smart Farming – A review

Author(s): Sjaak Wolfert, Lan Ge, Cor Verdouw, Marc-Jeroen Bogaardt

Published in: Agricultural Systems, Issue 153, 2017, Page(s) 69-80, ISSN 0308-521X

DOI: 10.1016/j.agsy.2017.01.023

Development and test verification of air temperature model for Chinese solar and Spainish Almeria-type greenhouse

Author(s): Jorge Antonio Sanchez-Molina, Li Ming, Francisco Rodriguez, Jose Luis Guzman, Wang Hui, Yang Xinting

Published in: International Journal of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Issue 10/4, 2017, Page(s) 66-76, ISSN 1934-6344

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Architecture framework of IoT-based food and farm systems: A multiple case study

Author(s): Cor Verdouw, Harald Sundmaeker, Bedir Tekinerdogan, Davide Conzon, Teodoro Montanaro

Published in: Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, Issue 165, 2019, Page(s) 104939, ISSN 0168-1699

DOI: 10.1016/j.compag.2019.104939

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IoT European Large-Scale Pilots – Integration, Experimentation and TestingIn: Vermesan, O., Bacquet, J. (Eds.), Cognitive Hyperconnected Digital Transformation Internet of Things Intelligence Evolution

Author(s): Guillén, Sergio, Verdouw, C.N.; Wolfert, J.; Beers, G.; Sundmaeker, H.; Chatzikostas, G.

Published in: 2017

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IoF2020

Grant agreement ID: 731884

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Ongoing project

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1 January 2017
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31 December 2020

Funded under:

H2020-EU.3.1.4.

H2020-EU.2.1.1.

Overall budget:

€ 34 277 154,11
EU contribution

€ 29 999 528,02

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STICHTING WAGENINGEN RESEARCH

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