GOALS

Hydrological, biological, and biogeochemical processes can all be impacted by the ability to measure soil moisture.
The amount of precipitation that drains into the neighboring streams and rivers is also greatly influenced by the moisture of the soil.
Information on soil moisture can be utilized for crop output predictions, irrigation scheduling, drought early warning, and reservoir management.
More data on soil temperature and moisture can combat climate change by improving crop health and output while boosting farmers profits.

APPLICABILITY

Going forward, data on soil quality such as moisture and temperature can play a big part in combating climate change and landscape degradation. If properly maintained soil stores carbon, lowering greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere. If soils are poorly maintained or cultivated using unsustainable agricultural methods, soil carbon may be released into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, which can further climate change, negatively impacting the environment and farmers alike.

Future Expandability

Creating personalized pages for agriculture businesses and farmers.
Provide precise feedback and recommendations for future planning based on the gathered analytics.
Assisting farmers with automation process.
Establishing connections between local farmers and agribusinesses.