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The 6th Scientific Conference - Healthy Animal for Safe Food 2013 Animal Welfare using Wireless Sensors Technology أستخدام تكنولوجيا المجسات اللاسلكية في رعاية للحيوان by Dr. Nour El-deen Mahmoud Khalifa Ali Dr. Mohamed Hamed Nasr El-din Invited Talk in The 6th Scientific Conference - Healthy Animal for Safe Food 2013

Agenda 1. Wireless Sensor Networks Introduction. 2. WSN in Animal Welfare 3.WSN Usages in Cattle Farms. 4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms. 5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

Agenda 1. Wireless Sensor Network Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN

1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1. What is WSN? Consist of small low cost and low power devices that have wireless and sensing capabilities

1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.1 What is WSN? Sensing capabilities to collect data from physical or environmental phenomena Wireless capabilities to send sensed data cooperatively between each other to reach certain location

1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.2 Why WSN? Due to wireless and sensing capabilities, it have been used in many applications

1.2.1 WSN Applications Some of WSN applications Military applications 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.2.1 WSN Applications Some of WSN applications Military applications Environmental applications Smart town applications Health applications

1.2.1.1 WSN Military applications 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.2.1.1 WSN Military applications Monitoring enemy forces equipment and ammunition

1.2.1.1 WSN Military Applications 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.2.1.1 WSN Military Applications Nuclear, biological and chemical reactors monitor

1.2.1.2 WSN Environmental Applications 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.2.1.2 WSN Environmental Applications Agriculture

1.2.1.2 WSN Environmental Applications 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.2.1.2 WSN Environmental Applications Volcano's and environment monitor Forest Fires monitor

1.2.1.3 WSN smart town application 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.2.1.3 WSN smart town application Pollution monitor

1.2.1.4 WSN Health applications 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.2.1.4 WSN Health applications Telemonitoring of human physiological data Tracking and monitoring patients and doctors

1.3 More about WSN 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN?

1.3.1 WSN nodes components Controller: Perform Data processing 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.3.1 WSN nodes components Controller: Perform Data processing Memory: Store programs and intermediate data. Sensors and actuators: The actual interface to the physical world (ex temperature sensor, video camera). Communication Unit: transceiver send and receive data. Power supply: some form of batteries that provide energy.

1.3.2 WSN Characteristics Two ways of deployment: 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.3.2 WSN Characteristics Two ways of deployment: Randomly pre-determined Large scale ranges from (tens to hundreds) Limited Resources Energy restrictions Limited computational power Storage restrictions

1.3.2 WSN Characteristics 1. WSN Introduction 1.1 What is WSN? 1.2 Why WSN? 1.3 More about WSN 1.3.2 WSN Characteristics

Agenda 1. Wireless Sensor Networks Introduction. 2. WSN in Animal Welfare 3.WSN Usages in Cattle Farms. 4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms. 5. Smart Farm (a step towards safe food).

2. WSN in Animal Welfare Animal Welfare (5 freedoms) Freedom from hunger and thirst Freedom from discomfort Freedom from pain, injury and disease Freedom to express normal behavior Freedom from fear and distress

2. WSN in Animal Welfare WSN help in Animal Welfare

2. WSN in Animal Welfare WSN help in Animal Welfare

2. WSN in Animal Welfare Why ????? Healthier Animal for Better Beef Healthier Animal for Better and more Animal Products Healthier Animal for Healthier Human

2. WSN in Animal Welfare WSN in Animal Welfare (Examples) Cattle Farms. Poultry Farms. Smart Farm.

Agenda 1. Wireless Sensor Networks Introduction. 2. WSN in Animal Welfare 3.WSN Usages in Cattle Farms. 4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms. 5. Smart Farm (a step towards safe food).

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms Why we need to monitor Cattle? Freedom from pain, injury and disease Heart rate Blood pressure Catecholamines (adrenaline and noradrenaline) Enzymes and metabolites

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms Why we need to monitor Cattle? Freedom from discomfort Freedom to express normal behavior

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms

3. WSN Usages in Cattle Farms Summarization of the role of WSN in Cattle Farms Monitor Cattle. Monitor Cattle Movements. Monitor habitat environment health. Monitor water and food for cattle.

Agenda 1. Wireless Sensor Networks Introduction. 2. WSN in Animal Welfare 3.WSN Usages in Cattle Farms. 4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms. 5. Smart Farm (a step towards safe food).

4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms

4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms

4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms

4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms Why we need to monitor poultry? Freedom from pain, injury and disease Heart rate Blood pressure Enzymes and metabolites

4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms Why we need to monitor Poultry? Freedom from hunger and thirst Freedom from discomfort Freedom to express normal behavior

4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms

4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms

4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms Summarization of the role of WSN in Poultry Farms Monitor Poultry. Monitor habitat environment health. Monitor water and food for cattle.

Agenda 1. Wireless Sensor Networks Introduction. 2. WSN in Animal Welfare 3.WSN Usages in Cattle Farms. 4. WSN Benefits in Poultry Farms. 5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

5. Smart Farm (a step towards a safe food).

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