Smart Agriculture & Food Security: Ensuring I(o)T all comes together

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This document summarizes a proposed large scale pilot project called "Smart Farming and Food Security" that aims to develop architectures and solutions for connecting the agri-food value network through Internet of Things technologies. The project would involve building a software as a service platform for business collaboration in agriculture, transportation, and logistics. It would also involve large scale trials in various areas of the food supply chain like crop protection information sharing, greenhouse management, fish distribution, and food quality assurance. The project is proposed by Wageningen UR, ATB, and FIWARE partners and would require partnerships with agriculture service providers, manufacturers, cooperatives, and associations. The estimated budget for the large scale pilot is 30 million Euros.

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Ensuring I(o)T all comes together
George Beers, Cor Verdouw, Robert
Ossevoort, Harald Sundmaeker
Wageningen UR, ATB
robert.ossevoort@wur.nl
© EPoSS 2015 EPoSS Brokerage Workshop on IoT Large Scale Pilots, London, 2015-06-26

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Overview slide
© EPoSS 2015 EPoSS Brokerage Workshop on IoT Large Scale Pilots, London, 2015-06-26
Supply side or demand side Supply and Demand side
IoT Large Scale Pilot (LSP)
addressed
Smart Farming and Food Security
Which part of the LSP is
addressed?
Architectures for agri-food value networks, incorporating
software services, specialised infrastructures and hardware
Agri-food driven expertise for production, processing,
manufacturing and chain logistics & transport
Description of technology or
solution offered / requested
SaaS environment and IoT related infrastructure and
equipment. Specifically: IoT technology providers, wireless
communication, sensor technology, actuators, energy, ...
Description of the proposed
approach & contribution to LSP
Demand-driven pilots and an ecosystem of users along the
value chain, developers and other technology providers
Partners already involved
(supply side / demand side)
Wageningen UR, ATB and FIWARE community partners
Partners needed
(supply side / demand side)
- (agriculture) service providers, OEMs and manufacturers
- agriculture cooperatives, associations
Estimated budget for LSP € 30 mn
Expected duration of the LSP tbd

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What we bring to the table
© EPoSS 2015 EPoSS Brokerage Workshop on IoT Large Scale Pilots, London, 2015-06-26
Accelerators
... and many other
potential networks
SaaS platform for business
collaboration in Agri-Food,
Transport & Logistics
Large Scale Trials
1. Crop Protection
Information Sharing
2. Greenhouse
Management &
Control
3. Fish Distribution &
(Re-)Planning
4. Fresh Fruit and
Vegetables QA
5. Flowers & Plants
Chain Monitoring
6. Meat Information
Provenance
7. Import & Export of
Consumer Goods
8. Tailored
Information for
Consumers
Existing
ecosystems
Strong additions for an IoT
integration platform:
• Hardware partners: sensors,
communication, energy, etc.
• Scientific partners
Supply
Demand

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