In this module, data is collected from various sources, including OpenWeatherAPI, to determine the weather conditions in your area. This includes information such as temperature, humidity, and precipitation. Other data collected may include soil moisture levels and weather station data.
Once the data is collected, it's analyzed to determine the appropriate action to take. The decision-making module determines whether or not to activate the irrigation system based on the current weather conditions, the crop type, and the specific irrigation threshold.
If the decision-making module determines that the irrigation system should be activated, the control module takes over. It sends a signal to the irrigation system's hardware to turn on the appropriate sprinklers or other watering mechanisms. The control module may also include sensors to monitor soil moisture levels and other factors.
Finally, the system is monitored for performance and adjusted as necessary. The monitoring module collects data on how much water was used and how well the crops are growing. Based on this data, adjustments may be made to the irrigation threshold, the type of watering mechanism used, or other factors.
