Prototype for a livestock surveillance system using wireless supervision network to prevent cattle theft

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Ilber Adonayt Ruge
Fabian Rolando Jimenez-Lopez
Oscar Mauricio Hernandez-Gomez

Abstract

This article shows the development of a prototype for the monitoring of livestock using a wireless supervision network with the goal of preventing cattle theft.  The monitoring system consists of two nodes:  the supervision node and the administrator node.  The supervisor unit sends a unique identification code to the administrator node via RF radio frequency communication at time intervals of 5 minutes.  The administrator node is composed of another RF receiver module, a digital processor and an SMS/GPRS (Send Message Short/General Packet Radio Service) communication module in order to send a text message to a cellphone and warn the user of possible theft.  The developed prototype was validated for an experimental range of 100m of distance between transmitters/receiver and for a limited number of 10 units.  The system is scalable in order to cover a greater number of livestock and at a greater surveillance distance, able to cover up to a distance of 1.4km.

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Ruge, I. A., Jimenez-Lopez, F. R., & Hernandez-Gomez, O. M. (2016). Prototype for a livestock surveillance system using wireless supervision network to prevent cattle theft. Ingenio Magno, 7(2), 87-101. Retrieved from http://revistas.ustatunja.edu.co/index.php/ingeniomagno/article/view/1196
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Author Biographies

Ilber Adonayt Ruge, UPTC Tunja

Ingeniero Electronico, Magister en Ingenieria de Control Industrial, Docente Asistente Programa de INgenieria Electronica extension Tunja, area de Electronica Digital

Fabian Rolando Jimenez-Lopez, Universidad Pedagogica y Tecnologica de Colombia,

Universidad Pedagogica y Tecnologica de Colombia, Facultad de Ingenieria, Programa de Ingenieria Electronica, Grupo de Investigación I2E. 

Oscar Mauricio Hernandez-Gomez, Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia

Universidad Pedagogica y Tecnologica de Colombia, Facultad de Ingenieria, Programa de Ingenieria Electronica, Grupo de Investigación I2E.

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