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IoT AI Agri 2024: Digital Farming: Case Studies and Applications of IoT and AI in Agricultural

Submission link	https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iotaiagri2024
Abstract registration deadline	February 5, 2024
Submission deadline	May 14, 2024

Topics: smart farming aiand ml based surveillance iot

Details:

CALL FOR BOOK CHAPTERS

Title: Digital Farming: Case Studies and Applications of IoT and AI in Agricultural

Abstract Submission Deadline: 05 Feb 2024

Editors: Prof. Chandrakumar Thangavel, Prof. Subrata Chowdhury, Prof. Bhisham Sharma, and Prof. Khalid Rabie.

Publisher: CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, USA

This book explores how IoT and AI have revolutionized conventional agriculture. This book would also aid in Internet of Things and agricultural AI research. This book explains how small sensors, intelligence drones, or low-power Internet of Things setups for detecting, monitoring, gathering, analyzing, and storing data through cloud platforms are encouraging smart and intelligent agriculture.

This book is ideal for researchers, academics, post-graduate students, and agricultural university practitioners who want to adopt new agricultural technologies for site-specific crop requirements determination, future farming strategies for controlling chemical sprays, yield, and price assessments with intelligence-driven intelligent decision support systems, and farming for sowing and harvesting. This book discusses agricultural technology's scientific and practical components. Agronomic data processing, precision animal husbandry, and agricultural monitoring

Farming stress is characterized worldwide. Highlights IoT and AI intervention options for effective assessment Musculoskeletal, ergonomic, and postural analyses are included. Precision farming, agricultural drones and hopping systems, livestock monitoring, temperature monitoring, smart greenhouses, and computer imaging use AI and IoT.

Submission Guidelines

The title of the chapter should be concise and precise, and it should clearly state the main aim of the chapter.

It must correlate to the proposed book chapter titles conveyed during the call for book chapter submission.Chapter structure: the sections in the book should be at least necessarily the same, like Title, Author(s), Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Main Work Section, Research Implications or Findings, Conclusions, Future Work, References, and Acknowledgement, if any.

Author and Co-authors: Maximum 04 authors will be allowed to contribute to a single chapter and it will be preferred that co-author (s) of one of the selected chapters not be the co-author (s) of another selected chapter(s). Author and Co-authors FormatEmail address and ORCID: Email address and ORCID are required for all authors.

An abstract section is required and has approximately 500 words, a single column, A4 size, and single-line spacing between the chapters.

The keywords section is good to have at least 4 to 6 keywords from the chapters.

Number of pages: An article of 15-20 pages should be submitted for a single chapter.

Table of Contents (ToC) is allowed to be added to the chapters.

Header and footer text are not allowed to be added to the chapters.

Original articles with significant contributions from the author(s) will be the major consideration for shortlisting the received chapters.

Alt-text is required for any table, diagram, image or picture of the chapters at Alt-text for PictureCopyright for images: All figures must be in high-quality resolution (not less than 300 dpi).Figures should not be copied from different websites. If they are copied, please add a reference or re-draw the diagrams.Kindly don't use any copyright images or else obtain permission from the concerned publisher or copyright holder.

Detailed instructions for the chapter write-up are available at Contents's Format. The references section should be put in APA style at References. A sample chapter for the same is available in PDF format. A sample chapter for the same is available in DOC format. Received chapters will be peer-reviewed, and chapter selection will be provisional with the editorial team.

CRC Press and Taylor & Francis Group will finalize the selection and rejection of the chapters and articles at the last stage of acceptance.English grammar and spelling, We are collaborating with an international publisher, so it is mandatory that emphasis be given to the correct use of English in the chapters. Please ensure that the submitted book chapter is free from any grammatical, typographical, or semantic errors. Please put your article through some online grammar checker tool, e.g., Grammar Check, etc.The formatting of the chapters should not be vague, and only the suggested guidelines must be followed to bring uniformity throughout the book.

A plagiarism check is mandatory for the chapters, including references, and it must be kept at a minimal level.

The editors will arrange the chapters in a sequence so that they are well synchronized and in line with the title of the book. Thus, the title of the chapters can be reframed to go well with the theme of the book, if required.

A customized copyright form and permission verification form (PVF) will be shared among all authors in the last stage of this book submission to the publisher, not necessarily the same.

Title [Required] Author (s) [Required] Abstract [Required] Keywords [Required] Introduction [Required] Literature survey [Optional] Research methodology [Optional] Main work section [Required] Conclusions [Required] Future work [Optional]References [Required]Acknowledgment, if any [Optional]Figures should NOT be copied from different websites. If they are copied, please add a reference or re-draw the diagrams.

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List of Topics

Smart Farming using AI and IoT
Real-time sensor data and drone visual analytics in predicting crop output
AI and machine learning-based surveillance systems to monitor crop field's
Agricultural Drones and Hopping systems
IoT and AI benefits in agriculture
Data-driven agricultural decision-making
Systematic farming
Agribots
Predicting crop output and pricing
Livestock Monitoring
Crop/soil sensors
AI and IoT-based Computer imaging

Editor (S)

Dr. Chandrakumar T

Associate Professor of Data Science

Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai-625015,

Tamilnadu, India.

Subrata Chowdhury

Associate Professor ,SITAMS Chittoor,

AP,India

E-mail address:subrata895@gmail.com

Dr. Bhisham Sharma

Associate Professor,

CURIN, Chitkara University, Punjab, India

E-mail address:bhisham.pec@gmail.com

Dr. Khalid Rabie

Associate Professor,

Metropolitan University,

E326 John Dalton Building, Manchester Campus Australia

E-mail address: k.rabie@mmu.ac.uk

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Publication

IoT AI Agri2024 proceedings will be published in CRC Press

Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline: 05 Feb 2024

Notification of Acceptance: 29 Feb 2024

Full Chapter Submission Deadline: 20 March 2024

Notification of Acceptance: 20 April 2024

Final Submission: 20 May 2024

Expected Publication: 30 Aug 2024

Contact Details

All questions about submissions should be emailed to crcpressiot2025@gmail.com