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A Study of Advanced Reservation Scheduling Structure for Smartfarm Actuator Control

As the growing aging and decline in population in a rural area, smartfarm system based on Information Technology (IT) and Internet of things (IoT) convergence are attracting as an alternative to improve agriculture productivity and self-sufficiency. The smartfarm control system, an option to solve food problems in the future, manages various sensors and actuators in the greenhouse. We propose in this paper an advanced reservation scheduling structure for base-level smartfarm automation having environmental condition dependency. Using this structure briefly, actuators are managed by corresponding thread with scheduling list which contains sensor-based constraint information. If there is scheduling list for each actuator, the configuration items in the list are continuously checked including control mode and availability and operation time of the actuator. The operation condition would be examined to avoid the repetition of a command delivered. The pre-defined sensor list which is relevant to the actuator should be referred for adapting quickly to sudden changes or constraints in the environment. With this system, the smartfarm actuators can be controlled and managed and controlled efficiently with consideration of environmental sensor values.