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A Smart Watering System Using IoT
A Smart Watering System Using IoT
Using IoT
Kalyan Kumar Jena*1 , Sourav Kumar Bhoi2, Mahesh Kumar Nayak3 , Chandan Kumar
Baral4 , D. Manoj kumar Patro5 , Sudhansu Sekhar Mohanty6,
1,2,3,4,5,6
Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
Parala Maharaja Engineering College, Berhampur, India
1
kalyankumarjena@gmail.com2souravbhoi@gmail.com,3luckymahesh72@gmail.com
4
patramanoj23@gmail.com,5chandankumarbaral7873@gmail.com,
6
sudhansusekharmahanty2014@gmail.com
The rest of the paper is structured as follows. Section 2 presents the related
works. Section 3 presents the methodology. Section 4 presents the results and
discussion. At last, we conclude at Section 5.
4) One of the objectives of this work is to see how human control could be
removed from irrigation and also to optimize the use of water in the process.
A pumping mechanism is used to deliver the needed amount of water to the
soil. The work can be grouped into four subsystems namely; power supply,
sensing unit, control unit and pumping subsystems which make up the
automatic irrigation control system. A moisture sensor was constructed to
model the electrical resistance of the soil; a regulated 12 volts power supply
unit was constructed to power the system; the control circuit was
implemented using operational amplifier and timer; and the pumping
subsystem consisting of a submersible low-noise micro water pump was
constructed using a small dc-operated motor. System response tests were
carried out to determine the time taken for the system to irrigate potted
samples of different soil types having different levels of dryness. The results
obtained showed that sandy soils require less water than loamy soils.
5) Irrigation methods, according to are based on the following; the experience
of the farmer, the soil properties and environmental conditions.
6) A better way to monitor the environmental conditions and e ffective use of
water to avoid wastage is by the use of sensor network.
The rest of the paper is structured as follows. Section 2 presents the related works.
Section 3 presents the methodology. Section 4 presents the results and discussion.
At last, we conclude at Section 5.
Related Work
1 “In this section, some works related to smart watering system are focussed.
Soil Moisture parameter monitoring and logging for classification of germs
development conditions and irrigation:-
By using sensors in our project we will make them aware about changing
conditions of moisture level according to weather so according to changing
conditions of moisture they will be able to schedule the proper timing for water
supply. In our irrigation system by knowing the status of moisture and
temperature with the use of moisture and temperature sensors, water flow can
be controlled by Microcontroller and a farmer is informed about the status of
water pump (irrigation system) by message through GSM. Since the systems are
automatic, they do not require continuous monitoring by labour.[9]
2.A Smart System for Garden Watering using Wireless Sensor Networks:-
As water supplies become scarce and polluted, there is an urgent need to irrigate
more efficiently in order to optimize water use. In this paper, we present a WSN
based, smart home irrigation system that consists of heterogeneous motes,
special sensors and actuators. The system is fully adaptive not only to
environmental conditions but also to the specific water needs that different
plants may have. This way, it manages to perform efficient home irrigation, while
it provide an IPv6-capable managing system.[10]
II.LITERTURE REVIEW
In this paper, soil moisture sensor, temperature sensors placed in root zone of plant
and gateway unit handles the sensor information and transmit data to a web
application. One algorithm was developed for measure threshold values of
temperature sensor and soil moisture sensor that was programmed into a
microcontroller to control water quantity. For power photovoltaic panel was used.
Another facto like cellular-Internet interface used that allowed for data inspection
and irrigation scheduling to be programmed through a web page.
Because of its energy autonomy and low cost, the system has the potential to be
useful in water limited geographically isolated area for performing the
measurement, for a wide range of agricultural soils in different physical conditions.
For automatic irrigation systems irrigate using cellular phone and for power source
used solar power . Arm also used for monitoring the irrigation system in real time
based and for irrigation system, system irrigates using Arduino system [8].
Automatic watering system control using Arduino and internet thing. This
technique has some disadvantage viz speed, distance factor, reliability, Arduino
also have disadvantage i.e. low transmission rate. It is only use for smaller
distance. Maximum papers have problem in networking and also some security
issues.
III.MOTIVATION
An automatic irrigation control system has been designed to facilitate the automatic supply of
adequate of water from a reservoir to field or domestic crops in all agricultural seasons. One
of the objectives of this work is to see how human control could be removed from irrigation and
also to optimize the use of water in the process. The method employed is to continuously
monitor the soil moisture level to decide whether irrigation is needed, and how
much water is needed in the soil. A pumping mechanism is used to deliver the
needed amount of water to the soil. A moisture sensor was constructed to model
the electrical resistance of the soil; a regulated 12 volts power supply unit was
constructed to power the system; the control circuit was implemented using
operational amplifier and timer; and the pumping subsystem consisting of a
submersible low-noise micro water pump was constructed using a small dc-
operated motor. System response tests were carried out to determine the time taken
for the system to irrigate potted samples of different soil types having different
levels of dryness. The results obtained showed that sandy soils require less water
than loamy soils.
DHT11 it’s a sensor which detect the real time temperature and humidity . We
using this on our project to get the specific outcome reading from the agricultural
field As farming gardening and also the greenhouse need to farm there plants by
controlling the humidity and the temperature now it is most important because of
high global warming .This detect if there is any temperature up down or humidity
exchange then it shows to the monitor then we can also control then by gaveling
water or changing the framing .In nurseries it also helps to detect if there is any
bugs are coming in this fruit trees by sensing there body temperature , in
greenhouse the fruit harvesting is a time base work because they control the
weather in there so her this thing also show us this in the real time and warm if
there is any delay Temperature and Humidity measure system
Program of temperature humidity measure by soil moisture sensor and auto watering system
int sensor = 8;
int val ;
void setup() {
Serial .begin(9600);
// Initialize device.
dht .begin();
Sensor _t sensor;
lcd .print("Calibrating");
if (i==4)
lcd . print(".");
delay(500);
Lcd .print("done");
Delay (1000);
lcd .clear();
delay (1500);
void loop() {
delay(delay MS);
lcd .clear();
else {
else {
Lcd .print("%");
if (Val == LOW)
Digital Write(13,LOW);
else
Digital Write(13,HIGH);
delay(400);
}
Fig 6.2:Output of soil moisture sensor program
Fig 6.3:Result of Smart Watering System And Temperature Humidity Sensor
VI) CONCLUSION
This system is to implement time , money and manpower saving solution for irrigating fields. A
farmer should visualize his agricultural land moisture content from time to time and water level
of the source is sufficient or not. IOT based Irrigation system display the value of sensors
continuously in smart phone or on computer’s web page and farmer can operate .
VII) REFERENCE
1) C. H .Chavan and V. Karnade ,” Wireless Monitoring of Soil moisture, Temperature and
Humidity using Zigbee in Agriculture” presented at International Journal of Engineering Trends
and Technology (IJETT) ,vol-11, May-2014.
2)G. Parameswaran and K .Sivaprasath, ”Arduino Based Smart Drip Irrigation System
Using IOT” presented at International Journal of Engineering Science and Computing
(IJESC),May-2016.
[3](PDF) ARDUINO BASED SMART IRRIGATION SYSTEM USING IOT. Available from:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321854296_ARDUINO_BASED_SMART_IRRIGATION
_SYSTEM_USING_IOT
[ 4] https://www.circuito.io/
[8] https://circuitdigest.com/microcontroller-projects/iot-temperature-humidity-monitoring-
using-arduinooil_moisture_sensor.