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A Connected farm Metamodeling Using Advanced Information Technologies for an Agriculture 4.0

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  • Rabhi, Loubna
  • Jabir, Brahim
  • Falih, Noureddine
  • Afraites, Lekbir
  • Bouikhalene, Belaid

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The agriculture 4.0 revolution is an opportunity for farmers to meet the challenges in food production. It has become necessary to adopt a set of agricultural practices based on advanced technologies following the agriculture 4.0 revolution. This latter enables the creation of added value by combining innovative technologies: precision agriculture, information and communication technology, robotics, and Big Data. As an enterprise, a connected farm is also highly sensitive to strategic changes like organizational changes, changes in objectives, modified variety, new business objects, processes, etc. To strategically control its information system, we propose a metamodeling approach based on the ISO/IS 19440 enterprise meta-model, where we added some new constructs relating to new advanced digital technologies for Smart and Connected agriculture.

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  • Rabhi, Loubna & Jabir, Brahim & Falih, Noureddine & Afraites, Lekbir & Bouikhalene, Belaid, 2023. "A Connected farm Metamodeling Using Advanced Information Technologies for an Agriculture 4.0," AGRIS on-line Papers in Economics and Informatics, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Faculty of Economics and Management, vol. 15(2), June.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:aolpei:348882
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.348882
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