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Revision as of 16:19, 14 February 2018
Project presentation
The project subject : Serres connectées.
The project consist of upgrading a classic greenhouse to retrieve live information about its climate. The farm exploitation is located in Saint-Cassien (38500), in the French Alps.
Data to retrieve :
- Air temperature
- Air moisture
- Soil moisture
Control of these parameters are essentials to avoid disease, enhance the growth of the plantations and limit water consumption.
Two main constrains :
- No power in the zone
- Sensors needs to be moveable to let vehicles move along the greenhouse
(Presentation from last year)
Team
- Supervisor: Nicolas Palix
- Members: Guillaume.Besnard Timothée.Depriester
- Department: RICM 4, Polytech Grenoble
Calendar
The project started on January 22th, 2018
Week 1 - 22/01/2018
- Getting to know the nucleo card :
- We tried online mbed compilation tools
- We manage to cross-compile locally on Arch Linux and deploy on the card
- We transmitted data betwteen two LoRa card using peer to peer
- Using the Lora module OVER the nucleo extension card is not currently working.
- Zenkit agenda created
- Git repository opened
Week 2 - 29/01/2018
- Contacting the IESE group
- More in depth understanding of the project objectives
- Begin the docker documentation reading
- Store and display data specification
- InfluxDB
- Graphana
Week 3 - 05/02/2018
- Git Repository creation
- Added our Zenkit backlog to the wiki
- Testing Pico Lora Gateway
- Flashed the gateway (the software was outdated, leading to an error)
- Configuration tuning to match the "Ping Pong" test software.
- Testing the gateway with the logger utility
- Forwarding the packet with the picoGW_packet_forwarder
- Successfully retrieved a "Ping" (conversion base64 to ASCII)
Week 4 - 12/02/2018
- Spent lot of time on the gateway
- Huge amount of packets were lost beforehand
- PacketForwarder configuration file and source modification to have coherent frequency, spectrum ...
- All packets can now be forwarded to a UDP server (local in our case)
- Started to have a look on Node-RED
- We received JSon from the gateway
- We are able to decode the base64 payload
- SRS and UML added to the wiki