NUMERICAL MODELING OF A WATERING SYSTEM - ANDRIANTSOA, Herilalaina Olivier
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This book is intended for students and researchers working in the field of artificial intelligence, and also for livestock farmers who want to improve their on-farm watering systems. In the face of globalization and today's modern technology, the use of so-called "artificial intelligence" is an excellent solution. It is applicable in any field, especially in dairy cow breeding, which requires precision in animal husbandry. The aim of our study is to model and simulate a watering system on the farm to meet the animals' water requirements at the right times. The study is based on mathematical…mehr

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This book is intended for students and researchers working in the field of artificial intelligence, and also for livestock farmers who want to improve their on-farm watering systems. In the face of globalization and today's modern technology, the use of so-called "artificial intelligence" is an excellent solution. It is applicable in any field, especially in dairy cow breeding, which requires precision in animal husbandry. The aim of our study is to model and simulate a watering system on the farm to meet the animals' water requirements at the right times. The study is based on mathematical modeling of the watering system and transforming this mathematical model into a transfer equation so that it can be used in the simulation and manipulation of programming software that controls the operation of this system. So, the ideal is to know how to master everything, including farm management, in order to have a profitable and sustainable farm.
Autorenporträt
Herilalaina Olivier ANDRIANTSOA holds a Master's degree in Agricultural Mechanisation (2018). He is currently an agripreneur, manager and business owner. His mission is to contribute to building a better world by aligning economic performance with societal expectations.