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100 _aAgas,Rosalie
245 _aArduino-based irrigation monitoring system (AIMS) /
_cRosalie Agas...et.al
260 _c2020
_aCity of Batac :
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500 _aThesis (BS in Agricultural Engineering) -- Mariano Marcos State University -- College of Engineering, City of Batac, 2020.
520 _aABSTRACT AGAS, ROSALIE, GUITTAP, STEPHENLEIGH A. AND SUGUL JAKE CASEY A. 2020. Arduino-based Irrigation Monitoring System (AIMS). Undergraduate Thesis. College of Engineering, Mariano Marcos State University, City of Batac 2906 Ilocos Norte, Adviser: Engr. Michael N. Duldulao The study was initiated to develop and asses an Arduino-based Irrigation Monitoring System (AIMS) with specific objectives of assembling an AIMS and to calibrate the measuring device of the system, assess whether the data provided by the system is accurate and send the information through SMS service. The system was created to determine the depth and discharge of water in the canal and to monitor the opening and closing of the turnout gate. For the assembly of the AIMS, the researchers used an Arduino Uno as the microcontroller, Ultrasonic sensor HC-SR04 as distance sensors, and GSM Module SIM900A for the connection to a network provider that enables the system to send gathered information through SMS service. A formula for the calibration of the system was determined by comparing the determined depth of water manually and by the system. This calibration enabled the system to provide more accurate data regarding the depth of water. Laboratory simulation was conducted to evaluate the functionality of the AIMS. Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) was used to determine the accuracy of the developed AIMS wherein the computed value of RMSE was 0.5990 which is near to zero. It means that the data gathered by the system was very accurate. The researchers mimicked the motion of an opening and closing tumout gates to determine if the system can monitor it in an experimental set-up. Information from the system was sent via SMS service. The total cost in assembling the whole system was Php 3045.75. Keywords: Arduino, irrigation system, monitoring system, sensor, SMS service
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