Analysis and control of soil moisture through a system supported by sensors in the botanical garden “Jorge Quintero Arenas”
Análisis y control de humedad del suelo a través de un sistema soportado por sensores en el jardín botánico “Jorge Quintero Arenas”
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From new technologies that can be integrated without affecting the environment and generate various changes in the way of learning, solutions are proposed for continuous improvement, which in the end is done in favor of sustainability, quality of life and an intelligent botanical garden. This paper describes the development of a prototype sensor system created for soil moisture analysis and control. This prototype is made up of a network of sensors that will support the administration of the botanical garden. It was obtained the evaluation of the obtained variables and likewise, the approach of strategies with respect to the reduction of the waste of the hydric resource, all this focused on the use of the Internet of the Things (IoT). This is that by having a detailed knowledge of each of the variables that influence under the conditions established for this project, it was possible to achieve with greater ease and security the appropriate approach of strategies that allow water saving and avoid more effectively the waste of this resource so precious and necessary for consumption and also for saving money and better environmental quality.
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