Abstract
The latest developments in Internet of Underground Things are covered in this chapter. First, the IOUT Architecture is discussed followed by the explanation of the challenges being faced in this paradigm. Moreover, a comprehensive coverage of the different IOUT components is presented that includes communications, sensing, and system integration with the cloud. An in-depth coverage of the applications of the IOUT in various disciplines is also surveyed. These applications include areas such as decision agriculture, pipeline monitoring, border control, and oil wells.
Keywords
Soil, Permittivity, Dielectric, Agriculture, Broadband antennas, Dipole antennas, Internet of Things, Moisture, Underground communication
Date of this Version
8-17-2020
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Digital Communications and Networking Commons, Other Environmental Sciences Commons, Signal Processing Commons, Soil Science Commons, Sustainability Commons, Systems and Communications Commons, Water Resource Management Commons
Comments
The accepted (peer-reviewed) version for self-archiving. A version of record is available at: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-50861-6_10
Cite this chapter as: Salam A., Raza U. (2020) Current Advances in Internet of Underground Things. In: Signals in the Soil. Springer, Cham.