IoT-Based Precision Irrigation System for Real-time Calculation of VPD, ETo and Crop Water Requirements in Sustainable Agriculture

Phaitoon Srinil,J. Sreekajon,P. Thongnim

Published 2025 in 2025 8th International Seminar on Research of Information Technology and Intelligent Systems (ISRITI)

ABSTRACT

This work develops an IoT-based precision irrigation platform for papaya (Carica papaya L., ‘Holland’ variety) in Eastern Thailand where coastal influences and heterogeneous canopies create strong microclimatic gradients. In-orchard sensors (air temperature, relative humidity, solar radiation, wind, rainfall) stream data via MQTT to a backend that computes vapor pressure deficit (V PD), reference evapotranspiration (ETo, FAO Penman–Monteith) and crop evapotranspiration $\left({E{T_c} = {K_c}\widehat {E{T_o}}}\right)$ using a phenology-based constants Kc schedule. A rainfall-effectiveness rule Peff = min{αP, ETc} prevents over-crediting intense showers. A web application converts depth (mm) to liters per tree and runtime given the emitter configuration and provides operational guidance. A case example from Chanthaburi illustrates the end-to-end workflow such as $\widehat {E{T_o}} = 7.025{\text{mm}}$, Kc = 1.72 (Month 6) is ETc = 12.083 mm day−1 with daily rainfall of 3.00 mm and canopy radius r = 1 m (Acanopy = 3.1416 m2), the net irrigation requirement is (12.083 − 3.00) × 3.1416 = 28.54 L tree−1 day−1. The architecture and examples demonstrate an actionable IoT-to-decision pipeline that increases fidelity to orchard microclimate, anchors recommendations in stage-specific papaya physiology and delivers user-facing set points that are simple to apply in the field.

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    2025

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    2025 8th International Seminar on Research of Information Technology and Intelligent Systems (ISRITI)

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    2025-12-11

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