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Webinar on sensor monitoring and cold chain
Universidade de Vigo (UVIGO) -
A F2F shellfish pilot in Italy: Consorzio Scardovari
Treviso Tecnologia (TVT) -
Presentation of F2F traceability system at Fish market
Izola, Slovenia 22 October, 2011 -
F2F meat pilots in UK: Buttercross and Green Fields Farm Shop
University of Wolverhampton (UW) -
A F2F wine pilot in Italy: Vigne Mastrodomenico
Università del Salento (UNILE) -
A F2F wine pilot in Spain: Vitivinícola del Ribeiro
Universidade de Vigo (UVIGO) -
A F2F fish pilot in Spain: Culmarex
Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (UPCT) -
A F2F fish pilot in Slovenia: Fonda
Univerza v Ljubljani (UL) -
Internet of Things Europe 2011 Conference
Brussels, Belgium 28-29 June, 2011 -
Vinitaly 2011
Verona, Italy 7-11 April 2011
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Anuga Food Tec 2012
Cologne, Germany 27-31 March 2012 -
IEEE Radio & Wireless Week 2012
Santa Clara, CA, USA 15–18 January, 2012 -
MIT Enterprise Forum - RFID SIG Event
Cambridge, MA, USA 5 December 2011 -
Ecomondo - Città Sostenibile 2011
Rimini, Italy 9-12 November, 2011 -
Energy Harvesting & Storage and WSN & RTLS 2011
Boston, MA, USA 15-16 November, 2011 -
Quintas Jornadas Científicas sobre RFID
Tarragona, Spain 9 November, 2011 -
SMAU Milano 2011
Milano, Italy 19-21 October, 2011 -
Indo-Italian Business Conference
Pune, India 28 September, 2011 -
19th International Conference on Software, Telecommunications and Computer Networks
Split - Hvar - Dubrovnik, Croatia 15 – 17 September, 2011 -
9th International Food Data Conference
Norwich, United Kingdom, 14-17 September, 2011
OBJECTIVES
Within the context of this project 'farm' constitutes any provider of raw food material, be it farm, fishery, vineyard or other form of production. The farm constitutes the beginning of the food chain, and is the first stage at which the constituents of the final product are identified and catalogued. The likely information that can be associated with these ingredients are:
- Place of origin
- Time of harvest
- Growing conditions
- Chemicals, additives, pesticides, etc used during growth
- Duration of storage before transportation
- Storage conditions before transportation
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
Task 4.1 Identification of role within business process
The aim of this task is for each use case, identify the information which is important to the business process, both of the farmer and downstream.
Task 4.2 Identification of technology
This task will identify ways of gathering that information, generally through a combination of sensor networks to monitor growing and storage conditions and RFID to identify batches of product. Typically:
- RFID batches will be tagged on harvest and associated with the sensor data monitoring their growth.
- Enumeration of suitable technologies, standards & frequency bands
- Enumeration of available chips, chipsets, development kits, and other hardware requirements: reader speed, RF link range, reader portability
- Analysis of possible accomplishments to EU directives on RF power emissions
- Analysis of materials used according to food sanitary normative, in order to implement passive or active tags
- Optimisation of placing tags on products, tag forms and antenna design
Task 4.3 Identification of pilot sites
At least four sites will be identified. The aim is to identify sites which provide the starting point for the value chain of the products to be used in the demonstrators, for instance grapes, chocolate ingredients (e.g. milk), fish, etc.
Task 4.4 Deployment
This task will undertake instalment of equipment and software in the pilot sites, training of personnel from the sites and testing of the systems prior to the pilots going live.
Task 4.5 Evaluation
This task will monitor the operation of the pilots, assess the effectiveness of the equipment and systems and evaluate the impact on the business process of the farm.
