Automated data acquisition for a recirculating aquaponics system

A simple negligence today may cause the death of a hundred plants tomorrow in a commercial hydroponics farm. This is a loss in time, money and effort, says an unknown author. The use of automation, trickling filter and timed data acquisition in an Aquaponics system not only saves time and effort, bu...

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Main Authors:	Conde, Benford T., Go, Lennon C., Kung, James Ezekiel H., See, Aaron Raymond A.
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Language:	English
Published:	Animo Repository 2006
Subjects:	Aquaculture > Technology transfer Hydroponics > Automation Water-power > Automation Water resources development > Systems engineering Engineering
Online Access:	https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/14264
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spelling	oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-149062021-11-15T03:03:42Z Automated data acquisition for a recirculating aquaponics system Conde, Benford T. Go, Lennon C. Kung, James Ezekiel H. See, Aaron Raymond A. A simple negligence today may cause the death of a hundred plants tomorrow in a commercial hydroponics farm. This is a loss in time, money and effort, says an unknown author. The use of automation, trickling filter and timed data acquisition in an Aquaponics system not only saves time and effort, but also provides a way to minimize losses. Our project creates a data acquisition program in LabVIEW that monitors pH and conductivity of our own recirculating Aquaponics system. 2006-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/14264 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Aquaculture--Technology transfer Hydroponics-- Automation Water-power--Automation Water resources development--Systems engineering Engineering
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topic	Aquaculture--Technology transfer Hydroponics-- Automation Water-power--Automation Water resources development--Systems engineering Engineering
spellingShingle	Aquaculture--Technology transfer Hydroponics-- Automation Water-power--Automation Water resources development--Systems engineering Engineering Conde, Benford T. Go, Lennon C. Kung, James Ezekiel H. See, Aaron Raymond A. Automated data acquisition for a recirculating aquaponics system
description	A simple negligence today may cause the death of a hundred plants tomorrow in a commercial hydroponics farm. This is a loss in time, money and effort, says an unknown author. The use of automation, trickling filter and timed data acquisition in an Aquaponics system not only saves time and effort, but also provides a way to minimize losses. Our project creates a data acquisition program in LabVIEW that monitors pH and conductivity of our own recirculating Aquaponics system.
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author	Conde, Benford T. Go, Lennon C. Kung, James Ezekiel H. See, Aaron Raymond A.
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title	Automated data acquisition for a recirculating aquaponics system
title_short	Automated data acquisition for a recirculating aquaponics system
title_full	Automated data acquisition for a recirculating aquaponics system
title_fullStr	Automated data acquisition for a recirculating aquaponics system
title_full_unstemmed	Automated data acquisition for a recirculating aquaponics system
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publisher	Animo Repository
publishDate	2006
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Automated data acquisition for a recirculating aquaponics system

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