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30 October 2006 Environmental optimal control strategies based on plant canopy photosynthesis responses and greenhouse climate model
Lujuan Deng, Songhe Xie, Jiantao Cui, Tao Liu
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Abstract
It is the essential goal of intelligent greenhouse environment optimal control to enhance income of cropper and energy save. There were some characteristics such as uncertainty, imprecision, nonlinear, strong coupling, bigger inertia and different time scale in greenhouse environment control system. So greenhouse environment optimal control was not easy and especially model-based optimal control method was more difficult. So the optimal control problem of plant environment in intelligent greenhouse was researched. Hierarchical greenhouse environment control system was constructed. In the first level data measuring was carried out and executive machine was controlled. Optimal setting points of climate controlled variable in greenhouse was calculated and chosen in the second level. Market analysis and planning were completed in third level. The problem of the optimal setting point was discussed in this paper. Firstly the model of plant canopy photosynthesis responses and the model of greenhouse climate model were constructed. Afterwards according to experience of the planting expert, in daytime the optimal goals were decided according to the most maximal photosynthesis rate principle. In nighttime on plant better growth conditions the optimal goals were decided by energy saving principle. Whereafter environment optimal control setting points were computed by GA. Compared the optimal result and recording data in real system, the method is reasonable and can achieve energy saving and the maximal photosynthesis rate in intelligent greenhouse
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Lujuan Deng, Songhe Xie, Jiantao Cui, and Tao Liu "Environmental optimal control strategies based on plant canopy photosynthesis responses and greenhouse climate model", Proc. SPIE 6358, Sixth International Symposium on Instrumentation and Control Technology: Sensors, Automatic Measurement, Control, and Computer Simulation, 63583K (30 October 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.718067
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KEYWORDS
Atmospheric modeling

Photosynthesis

Control systems

Climatology

Data modeling

Agriculture

Fuzzy logic

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