Evaluation of Smart Farming Agriculture Using COPRAS Method

Smart Farming Agriculture. Smart farming is the use of new technologies that emerged in the fields of agriculture and livestock production at the beginning of the Fourth Industrial Revolution to increase the quantity and quality of production and maximize the use of resources to minimize environmental impact. It is only through information management that crops can be profitably converted modern agricultural advances are causing smart agriculture to expand tremendously and become a vital component, which will be important for producers' decision-making. Smart farming is a management concept that focuses on providing the agricultural industry with the infrastructure to use advanced technology including big data, cloud, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Network of things a promising technology exists that offers effective and dependable solutions for upgrading numerous domains. Web-based solutions are being created primarily to monitor and autonomously maintain agricultural farms with the least amount of human intervention. The article discusses a number of Internet of Things applications in agriculture. This explains its key elements are smart farming. COPRAS (Complex Proportional Evaluation is proposed to evaluate the possible maintenance strategy. Linguistic terms are used to evaluate the ratings and weights. The rankings of the alternatives are COPRAS Name of Fruit or Vegetable, Water Content (g), Nitrogen (lb/ac), Phosphorous (mg), and Potassium (mg). Soybean, Apple, Rice, Corn, Cucumber.Water Content (g), Nitrogen (lb/ac), Phosphorous (mg), Potassium (mg). Soybean, Apple, Rice, Corn, Cucumber. Apple got the first rank whereas the Soybean has the lowest rank.