IoT Platform for Seafood Farmers and Consumers
Abstract
:1. Introduction
Research Method
2. Background and Methods
3. Case Study of the IoT Platform for a Seafood Farmer
3.1. The Farmed Seafood Supply Chain
3.2. Seafood Farmer and the Seafood Supply Chain
3.2.1. Installation
3.2.2. Creating Traceability Events
3.2.3. Identification
3.2.4. Capturing
3.2.5. Sharing
3.2.6. Using
3.3. System Demonstration
Demonstrator Web GUI
3.4. IoT platform with EPCIS, ERP, CRM, and Blockchain
4. Discussion
5. Conclusions
Author Contributions
Funding
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
Appendix A
Who Conducted the Interviews? | Companies and Organization | Who Was Involved? | How Long Did They Last? |
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One of the authors and a researcher | GS1 Norway | Respondent 1, business development manager, GS1 Norway | Four interviews each of 20–30 min plus several e-mail interactions |
A researcher | GS1 France | Respondent 2, chef de projets traçabilité, GS1 France | One interview by phone of 15 min plus several e-mail interactions |
One of the authors and a researcher | Maritech Systems AS | Respondent 4, chief technical officer, IT provider | Six interviews each of 20–30 min plus several e-mail interactions |
One of the authors and a researcher | Seminar by GS1 Norway on global seafood traceability standards with presenters from the authorities, retailers, fish farmers, GS1, and IT providers for the seafood industry | Interviews with each presenter
| Interviews each of 5–25 min face-to-face during the seminar |
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Jæger, B.; Mishra, A. IoT Platform for Seafood Farmers and Consumers. Sensors 2020, 20, 4230. https://doi.org/10.3390/s20154230
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Chicago/Turabian StyleJæger, Bjørn, and Alok Mishra. 2020. "IoT Platform for Seafood Farmers and Consumers" Sensors 20, no. 15: 4230. https://doi.org/10.3390/s20154230
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