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Tomáš Řezník et al.
Lesprojekt / Masaryk University
Workshop „New Ways to Tackle Agriculture Challenges “
INSPIRE conference, Kehl (Germany), 5 September 2017
This project has received funding from the European
Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation
programme under grant agreement No 732064.

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1. Projects introduction
2. Motivations
3. Re-usable standardization results
◦ FOODIE Data Model
◦ Establishment of fertilization planning maps
◦ Livestock management: tracking and analyses
4. Conclusions

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 FP7 (ICT call, CIP)
 12 partners from 7
countries
 Funded between 2014
and 2017
 Overall budget 6 mil. €
(EU contribution 3 mil.
€) Adopted from: http://lumdimsum.com

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 Horizon 2020 (ICT call,
Big Data)
 48 partners from 16
countries
 Funded between 2017
and 2020
◦ FOODIE project follow-up
 Overall budget 16 mil. €
(EU contribution 13 mil.
€)

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Image adopted from: http://ifro.ku.dk/english/staff/?pure=files%2F21514055%2Fconceptual_model.pdf
Dimensions:
- economic
- environmental
geospatial

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 Data model updates
◦ UML and OWL
◦ final stable version 4.6.0
 Published on a GitHub
repository
◦ UML model as
 XMI package
 EAP project
 PDF description
◦ SQL scripts setting up
database schema
 CC-BY-SA-4.0 license

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 Motivations
◦ establishment of fertilisation planning maps at the
beginning of a new agronomical season
 contemporary as well as historical farm-related (geospatial)
data
◦ comprises
 existing limitations including vulnerable zones according to
the European Nitrate Directive
 Target audience
◦ small (and medium) farmers
 without Variable Rate technologies
 willing to use advantages of precision farming with minimum
investment

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http://foodie-data.wirelessinfo.cz/php/foodie_luc/

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 Motivations
◦ tailored-made application for management of livestock
◦ check whether all animals are at a place where they
should be, e.g. fenced at the dawn of a day
◦ analysis of livestock movement
◦ gamification: raising precision farming awareness at
schools
 Target audience
◦ small and medium farmers
◦ students at elementary schools
 Terminology
◦ volunteer geographic information/citizen
science/crowdsourcing

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 Motivations
◦ tailored-made application for management of livestock
◦ check whether all animals are at a place where they
should be, e.g. fenced at the dawn of a day
◦ analysis of livestock movement
◦ gamification: raising precision farming awareness at
schools
 Target audience
◦ small and medium farmers
◦ students at elementary schools
 Terminology
◦ volunteer geographic information/citizen
science/crowdsourcing

12. This document is part of a project that has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme under grant agreement No 732064. It is the property of
the DataBio consortium and shall not be distributed or reproduced without the formal approval of the DataBio Management Committee. See www.databio.eu.
 Truly tailored application; Hand-made of the
FOODIE team from the COTS (commercial off-
the-shelf) components
a bell (provided by a farmer; 0,- €)
elastic solar panels (80,-
€)
GNSS receiver (120,- €)
RFID chip (not mounted
during tests; 0,- €)

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the DataBio consortium and shall not be distributed or reproduced without the formal approval of the DataBio Management Committee. See www.databio.eu.

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the DataBio consortium and shall not be distributed or reproduced without the formal approval of the DataBio Management Committee. See www.databio.eu.
 Standardization enables connecting information
resources in new ways
◦ supports bridges between GI and IT
 INSPIRE-based standardization survives during
commercial applications
 Successful also through gamification
◦ Elementary school in Belluno, Italy
 More farmer tools at https://www.foodie-
cloud.org/#open-data-platform

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the DataBio consortium and shall not be distributed or reproduced without the formal approval of the DataBio Management Committee. See www.databio.eu.
Tomáš Řezník
Lesprojekt / Masaryk University
tomas.reznik@sci.muni.cz