Green Climate World project

Sustainable Agriculture & Crop Monitoring

Drones are a huge boon for farmers who want to try to see the big picture of their farm. Because traditional farming tends to cover so much space, it's hard to understand what's going on from the field. Aerial survey services can help farmers know what's going on with their fields, and can provide maps that can then be used when making plans for the next growing season.

There is a lot of new software that comes with drones to help with NDVI mapping. NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) is a simple graphical indicator that can be used to analyze remote sensing measurements to assess whether the observed target contains live green vegetation or not. Healthy vegetation (or chlorophyll) reflects more near infrared (NIR) and green light than other wavelengths. This data is captured using the drone's camera and imported into applications such as Drone Deploy to create a graphical representation. Farmers and farm workers can then easily access maps to determine the overall health of the vegetation on a particular farm and direct workers to the crops that need the most attention and care.

In addition, drones can be used to deliver essential materials to plants. Instead of using planes to clean plants, for example, drones can make short trips to leave behind the necessary additives. They are small, fast, and flexible, which allows them to fit a number of different jobs in any agricultural setting.

Land Management

One of the greatest struggles people have to face is the limitations in our perspective on land. Aerial surveying is a complex art, and it's hard to imagine the finished product in terms of building, or changing land. Drones can make this whole process much easier. When viewed from the air, the finished product becomes easier to visualize. Problem areas can be identified quickly, and drones can be used to create 3D maps, and to record GPS coordinates for easy tracking. There's no need to deploy a team on site when a lot of work can be done from the air. Especially when drones can multitask more quickly, thanks to computers and built-in software.

What is Green Climate World?

The main goal is recording atmospheric data to the blockchain and planting trees. Through a lot of research, Green Climate World discovered that the best results are obtained by the use of a tree-planting drone.

The amount of produced oxygen and carbon dioxide will be measured by specialized atmospheric sensors that will send information directly to the blockchain. All logs will be secure on the blockchain with no possibility for any kind of tempering or erasing by anyone.

In order for our planet to have a fighting chance with global warming, we need to plant 500 billion trees every year. The traditional process of tree planting is slow and requires a lot of manual work. At Green Climate World through a lot of research, they have developed a tree-planting drone. The drone can plant up to 100 times faster than a traditional planting operation.

How Does it work?

Keeping us accountable - Collection of data for the amounts of oxygen and carbon emitted will come from atmospheric sensors directly to the blockchain. Parameters that will be recorded by the sensors are CO2 and O2 levels, temperature, and humidity. All the sensors will be connected at all times with Wi-Fi or mobile network and will be emitting the data live.

Green Climate Tracker Portal - The collected information will be available to the wide public. Not just our users, but everyone will be able to reach the collected information. They will have access through our website, blockchain, and mobile app.

The process begins with the mapping of the terrain through detailed photos.

The next step is to create a detailed scheme with the exact placement of every seed.

The drone is programmed and loaded with biodegradable capsules.

Each capsule contains a seed and specific nutrients that will ensure its growth in that exact location.

A drone can fly at about 10 feet of the ground and fire the biodegradable capsule at the previously designated places.
This completes the seeding.

Closing Thoughts

While blockchain technology still has a ways to go before it can realistically deliver its promises of creating a cleaner, more sustainable, and more harmonious planet, I believe we’re on the right track.There’s still hope, though. In recent years, technologies such as drones, artificial intelligence, and blockchain have emerged as a potential solution to this issue. From drones that autonomously plant seeds to AI systems that can detect sounds associated with illegal logging, technology has become an increasingly valuable tool in the fight against deforestation. While reforestation alone probably won’t be enough to reverse the effects of climate change, it may be worth pursuing as a complement to other strategies and could move us closer to reaching that goal.. One of the most important parts of our project Green Climate World is restoring the oxygen levels in our atmosphere. The simplest way to accomplish this mission is by planting trees. This is why Green Climate World will provide a tree-planting drone and ensure that every planting expedition is effective and efficient.