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The Next Generation Indoor Vertical Farms
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The Next Generation Indoor Vertical Farms
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- Verlag: Springer Singapore
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. November 2018
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9789811310652
- Artikelnr.: 54531225
- Verlag: Springer Singapore
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. November 2018
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9789811310652
- Artikelnr.: 54531225
Part Characteristics of current plant factories and next generation plant factory.- 1.Current Status of Plant Factories with Artificial Lighting (PFALs) and Smart PFALs (Toyoki Kozai).- 2. Plant Factories with Artificial Lighting (PFALs): Benefits, Problems and Challenges (Toyoki Kozai).- 3.Protocols, issues and potential improvements of current cultivation systems (Na Lu and Shigeharu Shimamura).- 4. Design and Control of smart PFAL (Yoshihiro Nakabo) 5. Designing a Cultivation System Module (CSM) Considering the Cost Performance - A Step Towards Smart PFALs - (Toyoki Kozai).- Part 2 Recent Outcomes in Development and Business.- 6. Business planning on Efficiency, Productivity, and Profitability (Kaz Uraisami).- 7. Renewable energy makes plant factory "smart" (Kaz Uraisami).- 8.Total indoor farming concepts for large scale production (Marc Kreuger, Lianne Meeuws, Gertjan Meeuws).- 9. SaibaiX: Production process management system (Shunsuke Sakaguchi).-10. Air distribution and its uniformity (Ying Zhang and Murat Kacira).- Part 3 Re-considerations of photosynthesis, LEDs, units and terminology.- 11. Reconsidering the Fundamental Characteristics of Photosynthesis and LEDs (Toyoki Kozai and Masayuki Nozue).- 12. Reconsidering the terminology and units for light and nutrient solution (Toyoki Kozai , Satoru Tsukagoshi and Shunsuke Sakaguchi).- Part 4 Advances in Research on LED lighting.- 13. Usefulness of broadband-spectrum white LEDs to envision future plant factory (Hatsumi Nozue and Masao Gomi).- 14. LED lighting technique to control plant growth and morphology (Tomohiro Jishi).- 15. The quality and quality shifting of the night interruption light affect the morphogenesis and flowering in floricultural plants (Byoung Ryong Jeong, Yoo Gyeong Park).- Part 5 Advanced technologies to be implemented in the smart plant factory.- 16. Mechanization of Agriculture considering Its Business model (Tamio Tanikawa).- 17. Quantifying the environmental and energy benefits of food growth in urban environment (Rebecca Ward, Melanie Jans-Singh and Ruchi Choudhary).- 18. Applications for breeding and high-wire tomato production in plant factory (Marc Kreuger, Lianne Meeuws and Gertjan Meeuws).- 19. Molecular breeding for plant factory - Strategies and Technology (Richalynn Leong and Daisuke Urano).- 20. Production of value-added plants (Shoko Hikosaka).- 21. Chemical inquiry into herbalmedicines and food additives (Natsuko Kagawa).- 22. Detection and utilization of biological rhythms in plant factories (Hirokazu Fukuda, Yusuke Tanigaki, Shogo Moriyuki).- 23. Automated characterization of plant growth and flowering dynamics using RGB images (Wei Guo).- 24. Towards Nutrient Solution Composition Control in Hydroponic System (Toyoki Kozai, Satoru Tsukagoshi and Syunsuke Sakaguchi).- 25. Phenotyping- and AI-based environmental control and breeding for PFAL (Eri Hayashi and Toyoki Kozai).- 26. Plant cohort research and its application (Toyoki Kozai, Na Lu, Rikuo Hasegawa, Osamu Nunomura, Tomomi Nozaki, Yumiko Amagai and Eri Hayashi).- 27. Concluding remarks (Toyoki Kozai).
Part Characteristics of current plant factories and next generation plant factory.- 1.Current Status of Plant Factories with Artificial Lighting (PFALs) and Smart PFALs (Toyoki Kozai).- 2. Plant Factories with Artificial Lighting (PFALs): Benefits, Problems and Challenges (Toyoki Kozai).- 3.Protocols, issues and potential improvements of current cultivation systems (Na Lu and Shigeharu Shimamura).- 4. Design and Control of smart PFAL (Yoshihiro Nakabo) 5. Designing a Cultivation System Module (CSM) Considering the Cost Performance - A Step Towards Smart PFALs - (Toyoki Kozai).- Part 2 Recent Outcomes in Development and Business.- 6. Business planning on Efficiency, Productivity, and Profitability (Kaz Uraisami).- 7. Renewable energy makes plant factory "smart" (Kaz Uraisami).- 8.Total indoor farming concepts for large scale production (Marc Kreuger, Lianne Meeuws, Gertjan Meeuws).- 9. SaibaiX: Production process management system (Shunsuke Sakaguchi).-10. Air distribution and its uniformity (Ying Zhang and Murat Kacira).- Part 3 Re-considerations of photosynthesis, LEDs, units and terminology.- 11. Reconsidering the Fundamental Characteristics of Photosynthesis and LEDs (Toyoki Kozai and Masayuki Nozue).- 12. Reconsidering the terminology and units for light and nutrient solution (Toyoki Kozai , Satoru Tsukagoshi and Shunsuke Sakaguchi).- Part 4 Advances in Research on LED lighting.- 13. Usefulness of broadband-spectrum white LEDs to envision future plant factory (Hatsumi Nozue and Masao Gomi).- 14. LED lighting technique to control plant growth and morphology (Tomohiro Jishi).- 15. The quality and quality shifting of the night interruption light affect the morphogenesis and flowering in floricultural plants (Byoung Ryong Jeong, Yoo Gyeong Park).- Part 5 Advanced technologies to be implemented in the smart plant factory.- 16. Mechanization of Agriculture considering Its Business model (Tamio Tanikawa).- 17. Quantifying the environmental and energy benefits of food growth in urban environment (Rebecca Ward, Melanie Jans-Singh and Ruchi Choudhary).- 18. Applications for breeding and high-wire tomato production in plant factory (Marc Kreuger, Lianne Meeuws and Gertjan Meeuws).- 19. Molecular breeding for plant factory - Strategies and Technology (Richalynn Leong and Daisuke Urano).- 20. Production of value-added plants (Shoko Hikosaka).- 21. Chemical inquiry into herbalmedicines and food additives (Natsuko Kagawa).- 22. Detection and utilization of biological rhythms in plant factories (Hirokazu Fukuda, Yusuke Tanigaki, Shogo Moriyuki).- 23. Automated characterization of plant growth and flowering dynamics using RGB images (Wei Guo).- 24. Towards Nutrient Solution Composition Control in Hydroponic System (Toyoki Kozai, Satoru Tsukagoshi and Syunsuke Sakaguchi).- 25. Phenotyping- and AI-based environmental control and breeding for PFAL (Eri Hayashi and Toyoki Kozai).- 26. Plant cohort research and its application (Toyoki Kozai, Na Lu, Rikuo Hasegawa, Osamu Nunomura, Tomomi Nozaki, Yumiko Amagai and Eri Hayashi).- 27. Concluding remarks (Toyoki Kozai).