Swarming is the mass exodus of bees in a hive, whose most common causes are lack of food, stress, variations of humidity and especially high temperatures. Among the types of swarming, one in which the complete abandonment of the hive occurs has brought great harm to Brazilian beekeepers, particularly the Northeast. In the Northeast region, of great importance for the Brazilian beekeeping, and where high temperatures are common in most of the year, a large number of hives is lost due to the swarming through abandonment. In an attempt to mitigate this problem, we propose a proactive monitoring hives via a network of wireless sensors capable of identifying atypical heating indicative of a preswarming condition. By means of a sampling pattern o...
Wireless in-hive sensor networks show promise in apiary management and research. However, radio freq...
14th International Scientific Conference Engineering For Rural Development -- MAY 20-22, 2015 -- Jel...
Bees and beekeeping are suffering a global crisis. Constant information on swarm apos;s conditions w...
Swarming is the mass exodus of bees in a hive, whose most common causes are lack of food, stress, va...
Recent United Nations reports have stressed the growing constraint of food supply for Earth\u27s gro...
Bees are very important for terrestrial ecosystems and, above all, for the subsistence of many crops...
This study proposes a new perspective for the beekeeping management, thru time series analysis of mo...
Precision beekeeping requires data acquisition, data analysis, and applications where the initial ph...
One of the most significant agricultural tasks in beekeeping involves continually observing the cond...
The widespread decline of honey bee (Apis mellifera L.) colonies registered in recent years has rais...
Slovak Society for Applied Cybernetics and Informatics (SSAKI)17th IEEE International Carpathian Con...
Bees are the main pollinators of most wild plant species and are essential for the maintenance of pl...
Threats from different origins are affecting agriculture in general and beekeeping in particular. Cl...
In this paper, an embedded wireless stingless bee monitoring system, which investigates the environm...
Beekeeping, known as one of the oldest forms of agriculture, in its complexity requires control for...
Wireless in-hive sensor networks show promise in apiary management and research. However, radio freq...
14th International Scientific Conference Engineering For Rural Development -- MAY 20-22, 2015 -- Jel...
Bees and beekeeping are suffering a global crisis. Constant information on swarm apos;s conditions w...
Swarming is the mass exodus of bees in a hive, whose most common causes are lack of food, stress, va...
Recent United Nations reports have stressed the growing constraint of food supply for Earth\u27s gro...
Bees are very important for terrestrial ecosystems and, above all, for the subsistence of many crops...
This study proposes a new perspective for the beekeeping management, thru time series analysis of mo...
Precision beekeeping requires data acquisition, data analysis, and applications where the initial ph...
One of the most significant agricultural tasks in beekeeping involves continually observing the cond...
The widespread decline of honey bee (Apis mellifera L.) colonies registered in recent years has rais...
Slovak Society for Applied Cybernetics and Informatics (SSAKI)17th IEEE International Carpathian Con...
Bees are the main pollinators of most wild plant species and are essential for the maintenance of pl...
Threats from different origins are affecting agriculture in general and beekeeping in particular. Cl...
In this paper, an embedded wireless stingless bee monitoring system, which investigates the environm...
Beekeeping, known as one of the oldest forms of agriculture, in its complexity requires control for...
Wireless in-hive sensor networks show promise in apiary management and research. However, radio freq...
14th International Scientific Conference Engineering For Rural Development -- MAY 20-22, 2015 -- Jel...
Bees and beekeeping are suffering a global crisis. Constant information on swarm apos;s conditions w...