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950 JOURNAL OF SOFTWARE, VOL. 6, NO. 5, MAY 2011 the development of modern Information Technology, such as computer technology, electronics, satellite navigation technology, RS, sensor technology and network technology etc. In the developed countries, agriculture automation has been applied widely, and the degree of agriculture informationization and networking has attained a very high level. But in China, as a developing country, the research of agriculture informationization still belongs to the beginning level. However, following the occur of IoT, it will advance the developing of digital agriculture, and the research of intelligent agriculture based on IoT will create a huge intelligent agricultural production and supply network and connect the entire farm, farm villages and trade market of a big city such as Beijing together. It can not only improve the quality of agricultural product, the efficiency of agricultural production, the level of agricultural product supply, but also efficiently solve the emergent dispatch of food in special situation. ACKNOWLEDGMENT This work is elaborated within the project of “Research on Growth Evaluation and Physiological-Ecological Simulation of Peach”. No. KM201010020011 funded by the Beijing Municipal Commission of Education. REFERENCES [1] Xuewen TAN. The Sustainability of Food Supply Chain in China: Review and Comment. Published by Rural Development Institute of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 2007.9. [2] Athanasios S. Voulodimos, Charalampos Z. Patrikakis, Alexander B. Sideridis, Vasileios A. Ntafis, Eftychia M. Xylouri. A complete farm management system based on © 2011 ACADEMY PUBLISHER animal identification using RFID technology. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture 70 (2010) 380–388. [3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supply_chain_management. 2011.1 [4] Chin S. Ou, Fang C. Liu, Yu C. Hung, David C. Yen. A structural model of supply chain management on firm performance. International Journal of Operations & Production Management. Vol. 30 No. 5, 2010 pp. 526-545. [5] Maurizio Mariani. Sustainable agri-food supply chains and systems, Forum of China-Europe, 2007.06. [6] Lei CHEN, Mitchell TSENG, Xiang LIAN. Development of foundation models for Internet of Things. Front. Comput. Sci. China 2010, 4(3): 376–385. [7] Su-bin SHEN, Qu-li FAN, Ping ZONG. Study on the Architecture and Associated Technologies for Internet of Things. Journal of Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications (Natural Science).2009, 29(6):1-11. [8] ITU. ITU Internet Reports 2005: The Internet of Things, ITU (2005). [9] Juan Ignacio Vazquez, Aitor Almeida, Iker Doamo. Flexeo: Architecture for Integrating Wireless Sensor Networks into the Internet of Things. UCAMI 2008, ASC 51, p219-218 Technical Review 2009, 26(5). [10] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_sensing. 2011.1 [11] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_computing. 2011.1 [12] Yaqin WANG, Hua GAO, Huaxue TAO, Research on the Framework System and Technical Platform of Digital Agriculture . 5th FIG Regional Conference Accra, Ghana, 2006:1-13. [13] Christos Goumopoulos* and Achilles D. Kameas, Alan Cassells. An Ontology-driven System Architecture for Precision Agriculture Applications. Int. J. Metadata, Semantics and Ontologies, Vol. 4, Nos. 1/2, 2009:72-84. [14] KAZEM SOHRABY, DANIEL MINOLI, TAIEB ZNATI. WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS--Technology, Protocols and Applications. A JOIN WILEY &SONS, INC.2007.
Aims and Scope. Call for Papers and Special Issues Journal of Software (JSW, ISSN 1796-217X) is a scholarly peer-reviewed international scientific journal focusing on theories, methods, and applications in software. It provide a high profile, leading edge forum for academic researchers, industrial professionals, engineers, consultants, managers, educators and policy makers working in the field to contribute and disseminate innovative new work on software. We are interested in well-defined theoretical results and empirical studies that have potential impact on the construction, analysis, or management of software. The scope of this Journal ranges from the mechanisms through the development of principles to the application of those principles to specific environments. JSW invites original, previously unpublished, research, survey and tutorial papers, plus case studies and short research notes, on both applied and theoretical aspects of software. Topics of interest include, but are not restricted to: • Software Requirements Engineering, Architectures and Design, Development and Maintenance, Project Management, • Software Testing, Diagnosis, and Validation, Software Analysis, Assessment, and Evaluation, Theory and Formal Methods • Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Human-Computer Interaction, Software Processes and Workflows • Reverse Engineering and Software Maintenance, Aspect-Orientation and Feature Interaction, Object-Oriented Technology • Component-Based Software Engineering, Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, Agent-Based Software Systems, Middleware Techniques • AI and Knowledge Based Software Engineering, Empirical Software Engineering and Metrics • Software Security, Safety and Reliability, Distribution and Parallelism, Databases • Software Economics, Policy and Ethics, Tools and Development Environments, Programming Languages and Software Engineering • Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing, Embedded and Real-time Software, Database, Data Mining, and Data Warehousing • Internet and Information Systems Development, Web-Based Tools, Systems, and Environments, State-Of-The-Art Survey Special Issue Guidelines Special issues feature specifically aimed and targeted topics of interest contributed by authors responding to a particular Call for Papers or by invitation, edited by guest editor(s). We encourage you to submit proposals for creating special issues in areas that are of interest to the Journal. Preference will be given to proposals that cover some unique aspect of the technology and ones that include subjects that are timely and useful to the readers of the Journal. A Special Issue is typically made of 10 to 15 papers, with each paper 8 to 12 pages of length. 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