Greenhouse control system manufacturers produce equipment and software with hundreds of settings and, while they hold training courses on how to adjust these settings, there is as yet no integrated instruction on when or why. Despite rapid growth in the greenhouse industry, growers are still faced with a multitude of variables and no unifying frame

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Publisher

CRC Press

Year

2010

ISBN

9781420059632

Edition

Topic

Biological Sciences

Subtopic

Botany

Index

Biological Sciences

Front cover
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Authors
Notation Conventions
Chapter 1: Introduction and Problem Statement
Chapter 2: Introduction to Optimal Control of Greenhouse Climate
Chapter 3: Open-Loop Optimal Control
Chapter 4: Closed-Loop Optimal Control
Chapter 5: Greenhouse Cultivation Control Paradigms
Chapter 6: A Seminal Case: Lettuce
Chapter 7: An Experimental Application: Tomato
Chapter 8: An Advanced Application:The Solar Greenhouse
Chapter 9: Developments, Open Issues, and Perspectives
Back cover