Framework of Smart Farm Knowledge Management System
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The objective of this journal paper is proposes the academic method framework for studying analysis methodology and survey solutions to summarize framework for developing knowledge management system for smart farm. To enhance standardize of Thai agriculture framework is purpose of this paper. The goals of purpose system must be collection, processing, preservation, and sharing information needs to operation related in smart farm field work.
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