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Tim Stombaugh
Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering
Describe different types of data
 Understand the current state of the ag big
data industry
 Be able to help other farmers navigate the
big data world
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Large Data Sets
◦ Require unique analysis techniques
Variety
 Velocity
 Patterns, trends, and associations
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Machine Data
 Production Data
 Telematics
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Performance (Outputs)
◦ yield, moisture, oil content, protein, runoff/leaching
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Management (Inputs)
◦ inputs, scouting, field management, machine data
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Environmental (Stuff I can’t change)
◦ weather, soil type, slope, field boundary issues
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Economic
◦ prices, interest, taxes, loans, insurance, capital
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Human Resources
◦ wages, reliability, efficiency, productivity
When the machine phones home
 Connectivity
 Internet of Things
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Storing data on a server somewhere
 That server does the computation
 Accessibility
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◦ Multiple points
◦ Multiple users
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Security
◦ Back-ups
Fleet Management
 Secure Storage
 Data Access – prescriptions, yields,
 Data analysis
 Prescription Generation
 Performance
 Real-time adjustments
 Management
 Market leverage
 Environmental
 Economic
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Telematics common
◦ New machines connected
◦ Remote access
◦ Fleet management
◦ Data access (prescriptions, yield data, etc.)
Data mining from machine data
 Basic data processing
 Prescription generation
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Farmers
 Landowners
 Neighbors
 Service Providers
 SP Competitors
 Input Suppliers
 Machine Mfgrs.
 Buyers
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Regulators
 Watchdog groups
 Investors
 Consumers
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Value of data?
 Examples
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◦ Machinery companies
◦ Chemical companies
◦ Buyers
◦ Watchdog groups
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Models: trading analysis tools for data
Metadata
 Connectivity
 Data ownership
 Data access
 Think beyond production practices
 Long-term impacts
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Data that describes the data
 Adds to value of data
 Critical to interpretation
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Cellular coverage
 Data plans
 Internet bandwidth
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Cloud storage facilitates multiple access
points
 Ownership must be considered in
contracts
 Fine print/implied
 Accessibility if changing providers
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More of a business model
 New terminology
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◦ Work Orders
◦ Receivables
◦ Inventory
Efficiency
 More than marketing (selling) product
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Sustainability of management strategies
 Risk
 nutrientstar.org
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What is ag big data?
 How is it being used?
 What is its potential?
 How are farmers going to have to
respond?
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Tim Stombaugh
Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering