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IEEE/ICACT20210142 Question.7
Questioner: mihai.sima@ieee.org    2021-02-09 ¿ÀÀü 2:01:15
IEEE/ICACT20210142 Answer.7
Answer by Auhor baekj@wssu.edu   2021-02-09 ¿ÀÀü 2:01:15
For some reason, my question was deleted. I am wondering if you really need 100% coverage, as the water will penetrate a sandy soil through capillary action. Could you further save sensors? A good point for consideration. As indicated in our future works section, at the current phase of our work we are assuming a prototypical flat and even area with loam, clay, sand, and silt soil texture combinations. In such a case 100% sprinkler coverage effectiveness is achievable. Your observation, however, will be a parameter to consider in our next phase where we will be considering a more realistic smart farm with other types of soil textures and surface undulations where a less than 100% coverage might be the optimal.

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