Farmonaut Admin App - A Brief Overview

Farmonaut has made geotagging farmer fields more streamlined and a faster process. Our interconnected app ecosystem facilitates our clients to map fields through our android app and monitor, manage, and access data of the mapped fields through our robust and advanced web-app. This interoperability is a game-changer for organizations that find it difficult to map and manage fields at a faster pace. On top of this field mapping, our advanced app ecosystem will provide the latest and continuous satellite data of all the mapped fields to the users to help them take farm-level actions well in advance.

Features:

Add Regions From The Web App where mapping is to be commenced

These regions are the places where fields will be added through the admin app.

Login to Farmonaut Admin App through Phone OTP Authentication.

To add farms login through the username and password provided for your organization. Once the username and password is entered, all the master fields added through web app will be visible on the android app.

To add fields within a master region, tap on the master region within which the field is to be added. All the fields added by the user in that particular master region will be displayed.

The field boundary can be created by two ways:

By walking across the field boundary and adding current GPS location as the boundary point.
By tapping on the screen and adding the tapped point as the boundary point.

Once the field boundary points are selected, further information such as farmer name, farmer phone number, crop/plantation on the field have to be filled. Once this data is entered, the user can submit the field.

To add subsequent fields, repeat the process.

For every added field, farm specific information can be added as well, such as:

Farm input (Seed, Fertilizer/ Plant protection etc.) given during various stages of the crop cycle.
Disease/Infestation occurred during various stages of the crop cycle and geo-tagged images of the disease from the field.

Simply tap on the field for which the information needs to be stored.

Download Data In KML Format and XLSX format

All the fields mapped through the android app will be visible on the Farmonaut web-app ass well. Through Web App, all the added fields and the data associated with them can be downloaded in the form of .KML files and .XLSX files. KML files can be imported into Google Earth, ArcGIS, QGIS for further analysis.

We will keep posting about any such informative information on to our blogs, to help as many people as possible. Farmonaut is built upon a vision to bridge the technological gap between farmers and strives to bring state-of-the-art technologies in the hands of each and every farmer. For any queries/suggestions, please contact us at [email protected]

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The following document gives a brief overview about various functions available on the app.

The app has six main buttons on the main Screen. The first three buttons are meant for Our Satellite Based Crop Health Monitoring System.

Button 3: Select a field: By clicking on this button, the user will be taken to another screen on which they can select the boundary points of a region they want to be monitored through satellites. A point can be selected on the map by long pressing on the screen for about 1 second. At least three points must be selected. Once the points are selected, the user will click on the submit button. At this point, our server will generate metadata of the selected field including the approximate field area of the bounded region. According to the field area, the payment screen will appear through which user will have to select one of the four options (1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months) depending upon the cultivation cycle of the user.

Button 1: My Fields: The button opens another screen on which the field results are visualized on the map. If the user has multiple fields, they can toggle between results of multiple fields from the field addresses given at the bottom of the screen. On the right side, there are buttons of : Map Controls, Index Results, Reports, Weather Data and Field Chat.

Map Controls: From map controls, users can choose a. which index result to display on the map, b. the date of the satellite visit of the results, c. the colormap of the displayed result. By clicking the “show on map” button, the results of the selected option will be displayed on the map.

Index Results: On this screen, a line graph is displayed of several indices, providing a time series analysis of the field.

Reports: On this screen, the dates for which the reports are available is displayed. These dates are listed in two different categories: successful days and failed days. Successful days are the days on which the satellite was able to capture results of the field successfully. Failed days are the days on which the satellite was not able to capture results of the field due to cloud cover. By clicking on any on the dates, the report will be displayed on the app.

Weather Data: This screen provides the current weather data as well as weather forecast of the field (7 days forecast).

Field Chat: On this screen, users can start discussion about their fields (problems, solutions etc) with other community members. Users can upload field images too with the post and comment on the posts as well as the individual images.

Button 2: Public Fields: This screen consists of a list of our farmers who have voluntarily made their field data public so that the other farmers can see the progress of these farmers through time. By clicking on the address of the public field, user will be directed to the map on which the field results will be displayed.

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