Aug 2026· Sensing and Imaging· Vol 27· 0 citations· 46 references
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An adaptive agriculture system based on IoT, which consists of LSTM+XGBoost for irrigation prediction and Lightweight CNN for plant disease classification, in a single decision-support framework is proposed, which is effective in the development of an irrigation management decision-support system and a plant disease classification system using the IoT approach.
Climate change is having an increasing impact on agriculture, leading to erratic weather patterns and reduced crop yield. Traditional forms of farming do not always solve these problems. In an attempt to aid intelligent farming decisions, this paper proposes a smart agriculture system based on deep learning and the Int...
S. Kumar, M. Akshath, Ponna Vishal et al.· Engineering & Technology· 0 citations
An IoT- and AI-based framework to recommend suitable crops using current soil conditions and future weather forecasts supports proactive crop planning before sowing and improves sustainable farming decisions under changing climate conditions.
Shreya Sriram, Prajeesh C. B., Delphin Raj et al.· Open Agriculture Journal· 0 citations
Overall, the reviewed material indicates that integrating IoT sensing with AI/ML can support real-time monitoring, resource optimization and faster agricultural decisions, however, Internet dependence, cybersecurity, system complexity, adoption cost, limited datasets and reduced accuracy for visually similar crop disea...
Tarun Badiwal, Manish Jain, S. Jayswal et al.· International Journal of Inn...· 0 citations
In this paper we proposed an IoT-integrated precision agriculture model that uses drones, wireless sensors, and artificial intelligence to make agriculture more efficient and sustainable. This model was designed with a five-layer structure that handles different stages, from collecting data to applying it in the real-w...
K. V. Ratnam, A. M. Rao, Narra Venkateswarlu et al.· 2026 International Conferenc...· 0 citations
Efficient water management is essential for sustainable agricultural production, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions where water resources are limited. Machine-learning-based irrigation systems can support automated pump-operation decisions using environmental and soil-related sensor data. However, most previous...
Sarra Gourari, Wafa Difallah, B. Draoui· International Journal of Ele...· 0 citations