Team Sunshine ITSG

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The application will display climate information by local, national and international location using a variety of parameters such as location and period of time, of surface meteorological and solar data. It will also show a recommendation of period to sow through this monitoring and avoid losses.

The project consists of locating temperature sensors in the crops per hectare, this information will be sent to the app in order to compare the solar radiation obtained by NASA. The sensors will be located in strategic points to control the drought and control the life cycle of the plants, when the application detects the level of drought it will send a signal to turn on the irrigation systems, with this system we planned to save up to 50% of the water.

What exactly does it do?

The application will display climate information by local, national and international location using a variety of parameters such as location and period of time, of surface meteorological and solar data. It will also show a recommendation of what time to sow through this monitoring and avoid losses.

How does it work?

The project consists of locating temperature sensors in the crops per hectare, this information will be sent to the app in order to compare the solar radiation obtained by NASA. The sensors will be located in strategic points to control the drought and control the life cycle of the plants, when the application detects the level of drought it will send a signal to turn on the irrigation systems, with this system we planned to save up to 50% of the water.

What benefits does it have?

• Provide the agricultural field with a real and automated crop monitoring tool.
• Add to the planet by saving water

What do you hope to achieve?

That countries propose to farmers the use of these tools in order to have better results and profits, while contributing to climate change

What tools, coding languages, hardware, or software did you use to develop your project?

•Kotlin

•Base de datos

•Gps

•Sensores de temperatura

•Java

•Celular

•Cámaras (nivel local)

•Paneles solares

•Recursos de la Nasa

•You Are My Sunshine Challenge Video

•NASA POWER Web Portal

•Documentation on using the API

•Getting started with the API

JAXA

• You Are My Sunshine Challenge Video
• NASA POWER Web Portal
• Documentation on using the API
• Getting started with the API

CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY (CSA) RESOURCES

Open Government Portal (Canada)

Open data and other resources link to the use of data from Canada.

How would you describe your experience with Space Apps?

A unique and wonderful experience.

You learned?

Using these tools to my advantage is something new and helps us learn more every day.

What inspired your team to choose this challenge?

We consider ourselves that every day there is something new to learn

and this is something unique and at the same time we gain experience.

What was your approach to developing this project?

use the attributes and resources they give us to express our talent.

Tools

•Kotlin

•Base de datos

•Gps

•Sensores de temperatura

•Java

•Celular

•Cámaras (nivel local)

•Paneles solares

JAXA

• You Are My Sunshine Challenge Video
• NASA POWER Web Portal
• Documentation on using the API
• Getting started with the API

https://power.larc.nasa.gov/docs/methodology/

https://kuroshio.eorc.jaxa.jp/JASMES/index.html

https://www.eorc.jaxa.jp/ptree/index.html

https://earth.jaxa.jp/en/data/

CANADIAN SPACE AGENCY (CSA) RESOURCES

Open Government Portal (Canada)

Open data and other resources link to the use of data from Canada.

https://open.canada.ca/en/open-data

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This project has been submitted for consideration during the Judging process.