Application of RFID technology in hydraulic facilities

• Main Authors: Lin, Hung-Hsien, 林鴻顯
• Other Authors: Wu, Yung-Chao
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2013
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/z6k423

碩士 === 國立交通大學 === 工學院工程技術與管理學程 === 102 === Unit managers to improve water conservancy facilities inspection traditional management model should make use of information systems technology to achieve more efficient processes, to assist front-line staff of inspectors to obtain high performance, low-cost procedures, and thus able to create information maximum benefit analysis. Due to the traditional inspection mode to manual operation, using patrol sign with the practice of writing, performing procedures such service and facilities management audit process frequent oversight, major deficiencies including written documents transcribed, preservation and archiving, etc. time-consuming work program; inspection is not true that there will be retroactive and other dereliction of events. To improve the performance of inspection personnel operations, while allowing easier monitoring and management of water conservancy facilities, information systems should be able to use the pattern to be supplemented in order to facilitate inspection job performance improvement. Irrigation systems are all the lifeblood of agriculture; Since Taiwan vast scope of water conservancy facilities, the traditional manual recording mode of operation is difficult to meet the information needs of real-time monitoring, which records information about their contents can not be an effective use and sharing. This study use RFID technology, with mobile devices and portable devices real-time information retrieval, and improve the efficiency of water conservancy facilities inspection operations, and more combine GPS and GIS technology, dynamic maintenance inspection path trajectory and condition of the facilities, improving the traditional manual audit of management efficiency and reduces data errors plagued as irrigation channels cadastral checking, and planting crops according to the status of the investigation, and to improve irrigation management performance. Keywords: Radio frequency identification, hydraulic facilities, Global Positioning System, , Geographic Information Systems.