[0002] At present, there are mainly the following problems in the production of agriculture,
forestry, garden care and other industries involving
plant cultivation (for the sake of simplicity in the following, only "agriculture" is used as a typical example): (1) Serious dependence on experience: managers The management of the farmland is carried out based on its own experience in agriculture, so the level of management is strongly dependent on the experience of each manager
And due to the limitation of everyone's
knowledge level, it is difficult to achieve comprehensive and efficient management
(2) No quantitative indicators: it is difficult to achieve real-time detection, and it is difficult to achieve accurate analysis of
crop growth environment and crop demand
Indiscriminate management will result in an imbalance between
plant demand and human intervention (giving), and the maximum growth potential of plants cannot be exerted, and high economic and ecological benefits cannot be achieved.
(4) Waste of resources and
pollution of the environment: Due to the limitation of the
knowledge level of managers and the lack of quantification of crop demand, it is impossible to scientifically and rationally use fertilizers, pesticides, etc., which is very easy to cause mistakes and excessive use of them, which can neither be guaranteed The healthy growth of crops causes waste of resources and environmental
pollution(5) Low implementation precision: When implementing fertilization, spraying and other operations, manual methods will lead to low implementation accuracy, not only in the inability to accurately prepare the required
fertilizer ratio and
drug ratio, but also in the inability to achieve uniformity, high efficiency and Accurate application or spraying on crops
(6) No prediction ability: mainly adopt "remedial" methods, such as spraying pesticides after pests and diseases, but cannot realize early warning and prevention of
crop growth environment, diseases, pests and diseases, etc.
(7) Low efficiency, time-consuming and labor-intensive: At present, these industries rely heavily on manpower and machinery with
low intelligence, resulting in low production efficiency, time-consuming and labor-intensive
At present, the key difficulties of
precision agriculture are concentrated in three aspects: 1. Inability to monitor comprehensively, efficiently and in real time: At present, it is difficult to obtain data on environmental factors of
plant growth. On the one hand, the existing farmland
environmental monitoring system has not formed a clear On the other hand, the types of detection modules are limited, real-time monitoring is difficult, and the amount of data obtained is limited
2. It is difficult to formulate a decision-making model: (1) It is difficult to accurately estimate the
plant growth demand (yield), and there is a complex nonlinear relationship between the yield and various environmental factors of
plant growth (including temperature,
humidity,
soil nutrients and other factors) , the existing
precision agriculture schemes face the dilemma of making decision-making models difficult
(2) As the amount of detectable data increases, the difficulty of
data analysis increases sharply, and the formulation of decision-making models becomes increasingly difficult
(3) Existing decision-making models mostly adopt pre-set methods, and the model remains unchanged for a long time without self-learning ability
3. Difficulties in implementing decisions:
Due to human participation, it is time-consuming, labor-intensive, inefficient, and due to the influence of subjective factors, there is a large error in the implementation of decision-making
(2) A small number of precision agriculture platforms can realize more complex functions such as
irrigation (
drip irrigation), but on the one hand, there are very few operations that can be performed, and the functions are single; on the other hand, the
degree of precision is low, such as using large-scale sprinkler
irrigation. , without discrimination