One-Click Spring Irrigation! Hikvision Uses AI to Make Farmland's Watering Smarter
Spring whispers across the plains, where wheat sprouts dance joyfully in the hum of drones soaring overhead.
In the control room of an irrigation district miles away, soil moisture data is flickering on a large screen, while an AI system is customizing a "drinking schedule" for the farmland—this is a typical scene of a smart irrigation district by Hikvision.
As the Ministry of Water Resources fully advances the spring irrigation work, farmlands across the country embrace the "Technology Spring Sowing" model. Hikvision, leveraging Internet of Things, AI, and big data technologies, introduces the intelligent irrigation area solution, helping the water conservancy department achieve a leap from "extensive" to "precise" irrigation management, and injecting digital momentum into the stable production and supply of grain.
Six Core Applications, Reconstructing the Intelligence of Irrigation
Irrigation Management at a Glance: Digital Twin Panoramic View Offers Instant Insight - Merging GIS maps with real-time data, this system provides a direct display of channel flow rates, over 20,000 farmers' water usage records, pump station operating status, and execution of dispatching plans, allowing for an intuitive grasp of the overall irrigation area situation.
The dynamic sand table simulation can be utilized to demonstrate the impact of heavy rainfall on channels, automatically generating emergency response plans.
- Data Monitoring Management: Perceptual Neural Network Covers Fields and Farmlands
Hikvision has deployed a large number of high-definition cameras and various high-precision sensors at key nodes in the irrigation area. These devices act as the "all-seeing eyes" and "hearing ears" of the irrigation zone, enabling real-time monitoring of water, engineering, agricultural, soil moisture, rainfall, and meteorological data in the area.
- Water Management Scheduling: Algorithm-Driven "Water Manager"
Utilizing models for water supply forecasting, water demand forecasting, water resource allocation, and integrated water distribution and transmission scheduling, the system combines real-time water measurement data to achieve scientific water distribution scheduling. It can intelligently analyze water usage demands, optimize water resource allocation, and ensure efficient utilization of irrigation water.
- Irrigation Area Inspection and Management: Aerial and Ground Integrated Security Network
Through video inspections, drone surveillance, and manual inspections, comprehensive project surveys are conducted. By integrating intelligent analysis algorithms such as regional intrusion detection, potential operational hazards are identified in a timely manner to ensure the safety of project operations.Our intelligent channel crack and illegal occupation identification system achieves an accuracy rate of up to 98.5%, providing a strong guarantee for the safety of irrigation projects.
- Water Billing Management: Transparency in the "Water Ledger"
In accordance with the local water fee collection policy of the irrigation area, we manage the pricing and discounts of water fees, record the actual water usage of each water user, and comprehensively display the receivable and collected water fees to assist in the water fee collection process.
- Fundamental Information Management: Digital Hub, Intelligent Decision-Making
The system centrally archives and displays data such as irrigation area information, project information, water user information, crop information, farmer planting information, and intake point information.Captured full lifecycle data for over 500 facilities including gateways and aqueducts.Linked with 23 crop growth models, offering scientific guidance for crop rotation and water-saving programs.
Hear the Digital China Beat in the Pulse of Spring PlowingAs the Beidou satellite glides over the rice fields, sensors germinate data buds within the soil—Hikvision redefines the contemporary interpretation of "nourishing things silently."Currently, Hikvision's Smart Irrigation Solution has been implemented in multiple locations across Chengdu, Gansu, and Guangxi. On these lands nurtured by algorithms, every drop of water is dispatched precisely to its mission, and every grain of rice bears witness to the digital rebirth of the ancient agricultural civilization.In the future, Hikvision will continue to delve deeply into the water conservancy sector, continuously optimize and improve our solutions, and contribute more to the advancement of China's water conservancy industry.
