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The document describes a smart water irrigation system project that uses soil moisture sensors connected to an Arduino microcontroller to automatically turn a water pump on and off based on the sensed soil moisture levels. The sensor values are sent to an Adafruit server for remote monitoring of field conditions. The project aims to reduce water usage and labor costs for irrigation management.

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IOT Mini-Project

The document describes a smart water irrigation system project that uses soil moisture sensors connected to an Arduino microcontroller to automatically turn a water pump on and off based on the sensed soil moisture levels. The sensor values are sent to an Adafruit server for remote monitoring of field conditions. The project aims to reduce water usage and labor costs for irrigation management.

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IOT Mini-project

A MINI-PROJECT REPORT ON

SMART WATER IRRIGATION


SUBMITTED BY

Akshat Jadhav (17IT1084)


Rushikesh Bunge (17IT1004)
Sufiyaan Bhura (17IT1054)

Under the Guidance of


Mrs. Nikita Kulkarni

Department of Information
Technology
Ramrao Adik Institute of Technology
Nerul
Navi Mumbai 400706
(2019-2020)
CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that


IOT Mini Project entitled

" SMART WATER IRRIGATION"


is a bonafide work
Done
by

Akshat Jadhav (17IT1084)


Rushikesh Bunge (17IT1004)
Sufiyaan Bhura (17IT1054)

And is submitted in the partial fulfillment of the


requirement for degree of

Bachelor of Engineering
In
Information Technology
To the
University of Mumbai

Guide
(Mrs Nikita kulkarni)
Certificate of Approval by Examiners

This IOT Mini Project report entitled Smart water irrigation done by Akshat
Jadhav(17IT1084), Rushikesh Bunge(17IT1004), Sufiyaan Bhura(17IT1054)
under the supervision Mrs Nikita kulkarni of in Information Technology,
University of Mumbai.

Project Guide External Examiner


(Mrs Nikita kulkarni)

( )
ABSTRACT

Water scarcity nowadays is a big concern for and with this growing population
of our country agriculture becomes a serious and main problem that our
framers are facing today. The main objective of the project is providing
automatic irrigation system that switches a motor pump ON/OFF by sensin
moisture content of the soil through application of Internet of Things (IOT).
Human intervention can be reduced by proper method of irrigation. The
project consists of Arduino microcontroller and sensor, where Arduino
microcontroller is programmed to rec input signal of varying moisture
condition of the soil through sensor. Once the controller receives these signal,
the output then relay on operating the water pump. The sensing arrangement
is made up of two metallic rods inserted to the agriculture field which is
required to be controlled.
PROBLEM STATEMENT

To design and develop automatic irrigation system that switches a motor pump
ON/OFF by sensing moisture content of the soil through application of Internet
of Things (IOT).
PROPOSED SYSTEM

Agriculture field nowadays facing lot of problem due to lack of water


resources. In order to work on the difficulties, smart irrigation system has been
used in which various sensors such as pH sensor, soil moisture sensor,
temperature sensor where in our project we are using soil moisture sensor
which is connected to the pins of arduino microcontroller. The sensed values
are stored in Adafruit server, if the sensed values is 1 the water pump will be
automatically switched ON and OFF upon value 0. By using these, system the
farmer can access the details about the condition of the field anywhere at any
time.
The hardware and the software tools essential for implementing this project
are given below:

Hardware Requirement:
1.Arduino
2.NodeMcU
3. Relay
4.Solonoid
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

Developed system is tested under various conditions. The soil moisture test
the soil for all climatic conditions and results are interpreted successfully. The
moisture reading at different weather conditions is taken and updated. The
wireless transmission was achieved using Wi-Fi.

The data is stored in Adafruit server, the data is then retrieved successfully
from Adafruit which is used for monitoring purpose.

LITERATURE SURVEY

The birth of internet in 1989, since then connecting “Things” in the internet
began widely in use.

Trojan Room Coffee pot is possibly the first application of this kind [1].

1990, John Romkey developed a first internet ‘device’ [2], a toaster that could
be turned on and off over the internet [3].

Paul Saffo’s [4] gave the first brief description of sensors and their future
course of action in 1997.

Sensors are deployed everywhere and these sensors convert raw physical data
into digital signals and transmits them to its control center [5].

The term Internet of Things was coined by Kevin Ashton, RFID-based item
identification system was also invented in the same year [6].

Dr. V. Vidya Devi, G. Meena kumari, “Real-Time Automation and Monitoring


System for Modernized Agriculture”, Temperature moisture level was sensed
for unpredictable environment present a need of proper utilization of water
[7].
CONCLUSION AND FUTURE SCOPE

The automation in irrigation system is appropriate and price adequate for


accessing water source of supply for agriculture management. The regular
updates to the server can get proper knowledge to the system and can work
perfectly for indefinite time period. Human factor energy and power can be
reduced.

Project is used for the following Field is maintained by maintaining moisture


level within the root zone. Distribution of water in the field is uniform. This
irrigation method reduces labor cost. Water and electricity consumption is
reduced to significant amount.
REFERENCES 1. Vipul Gupta and David G. Simmons, Sun Labs, Oracle “Building
the Web of Things with Sun SPOTs” Java One 2010, Hands-on Lab. 2.
https://romkey.com. 3. http://wearcam.org/myview.html. 4.
http://www.saffo.com/essays/sensors-the-nextwave-of InfoTech-Innovation.
5. Ross Yu, Thomas Watteyne “Reliable, Low Power Wireless Sensor Networks
for the Internet of Things: Making Wireless Sensors as Accessible as Web
Servers”, white paper, LT 1213, © Linear Technology Corporation 2013. 6.
http://www.rfidjournal.com/articles/view?4986. 7. S. R. Nandurkar, V. R.
Thool, R. C. Thool, “Design and Development of Precision Agriculture System
Using Wireless Sensor Network”, IEEE International Conference on
Automation, Control, Energy and Systems (ACES), 2014. 8. Joaquin Gutierrez,
Juan Francisco Villa-Medina, Alejandra Nieto-Garibay, and Miguel Ángel Porta-
Gándara, “Automated Irrigation System Using a Wireless Sensor Network and
GPRS Module”, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON INSTRUMENTATION AND
MEASUREMENT, 0018-9456,2013 . 9. Y. Kim, R. Evans and W. Iversen, “Remote
Sensing and Control of an Irrigation System Using a Distributed Wireless Sensor
Network”, IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, pp. 1379–
1387, 2008. 10. Pavithra D. S, M. S. Srinath, “GSM based Automatic Irrigation
Control System for Efficient Use of Resources and Crop Planning by Using an
Android Mobile”, IOSR Journal of Mechanical

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