Agricultural Greenhouse Crop Information System based on Big Data and Cloud Computing Technology
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Agricultural Greenhouse; Information System; Big Data.Abstract
With the further promotion of urbanization in China, the arable land area in China is decreasing year by year, and it is very important to make full use of the existing land resources. At present, most areas in northern China have greenhouses. Since temperature, humidity, light, and CO2 concentration directly affect the yield of crops, how to provide a suitable environment for crops to grow in greenhouses is a topic worth investigating.
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