Enhancing Coffee Supply Chain towards Sustainable Growth with Big Data and Modern Agricultural Technologies
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Big Data in Agricultural Management
2.1. Big Data Application in Agriculture
- Volume (V1): The size of data collected for analysis.
- Velocity (V2): The time window is beneficial and relevant to the data.
- Variety (V3): Multi-technology application (for example, images, videos, remote sensing, and sensors), multi-temporal (differentiation of dates/times of data collection), and multi-resolution (differentiation of spatial resolution of data).
2.2. Techniques and Tools for Big Data Analysis in Agriculture Practice
NO | Techniques and Tools | Related Sustainable Aspect | Ref |
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1 | Wireless sensor networks (WSN) | Economic | Kassim et al. (2014) [12], Biradar and Shabadi (2017) [13], Ojha et al. (2015) [111], Shinghal and Srivastava (2017) [112], Rathinam et al. (2019) [113] |
2 | Cloud computing | Economic | Kassim et al. (2014) [12], Mekala and Viswanathan, (2017) [15], Mocanu et al. (2015) [114], Goraya and Kaur (2015) [115] |
3 | Internet of Things (IoT) | Environment | Biradar and Shabadi (2017) [13], Li (2012) [18], Elijah et al. (2018) [116], Yoon et al. (2018) [117] |
4 | Image processing | Economic | Pinto et al. (2017) [21], Chi et al. (2016) [20], Manickavasagan et al. (2005) [21], Umamaheswari et al. (2018) [118], Khirade et al. (2015) [119] |
5 | Convolutional neural networks | Economic | Pinto et al. (2017) [21], Barbosa et al. (2020) [120], Nevavuori et al. (2019) [121], Adhitya et al. (2019) [122] |
6 | Remote sensing | Environment | Chemura et al. (2017) [9], Takahashi and Todo (2014) [10], Hochrainer-Stigler (2014) [11], Asfaw et al. (2018) [123], Huang et al. (2018) [124] |
3. Big Data and Modern Technologies Used in Coffee Supply Chain
4. Towards Sustainable Growth with Big Data and Modern Agricultural Technologies
5. Discussion and Suggestions for Future Works
6. Conclusions
Author Contributions
Funding
Data Availability Statement
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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3 | Animals | McQueen et al. (1995) [59], Kempenaar et al. (2016) [60], Chedad et al. (2001) [44], and Pierna et al. (2004) [61] |
4 | Crops | Hipólito, J. (2018) [62], Perdonáa M.J. and, Sorattob R.P. (2015) [63] and Mota L.H.C.(2017) [64] (Mota), Van Evert et al. (2017) [65], Tseng and Wu (2019) [66], Palanivel et al. (2019) [67] |
5 | Soil | Nzeyimana et al. (2017) [68], Tumwebaze and Byakagaba (2016) [69], Alves and Cruvinel (2016) [70], Kim et al. (2019) [71], Rajeswari and Arunesh (2017) [72], Ingale and Jadhav (2016) [52] |
6 | Weeds | Martins et al. (2015) [73], Pires, L.F. (2017) [74], Jareen et al. (2019) [75], Thorp and Tian (2004) [76] |
7 | Food security | Frelat et al. (2016) [77], Jozwiak et al. (2016) [78], Lucas and Chhajed (2004) [79], Mabalay et al. (2013) [80], Tsiligiridis and Ainali (2018) [81] |
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1 | Wireless sensor networks (WSN) | Kodali et al. (2016) [126], Bolaños et al. (2018) [127] |
2 | Cloud computing | Rodríquez et al. (2020) [128] |
3 | Internet of Things (IoT) | Bolaños et al. (2018) [127] |
4 | Image processing | Faridah et al. (2013) [129] |
5 | Remote sensing | Santos et al. (2010) [130] |
6 | Traceability technology | Smith (2018) [131] |
7 | Blockchain | Thiruchelvam et al. (2018) [132] |
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