Sistema de Monitoreo Meteorológico Inteligente para Jardín de Té de la Universidad Agrícola de Anhui

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Project Solution

To address the challenges of limited field data, complex mountainous terrain, and lack of power infrastructure in traditional tea garden monitoring, Yantai Sensor developed a customized solar-powered microclimate monitoring solution for Anhui Agricultural University’s tea research base. The system combines environmental sensors, independent solar power supply, wireless IoT communication, and cloud-based data management to achieve continuous and remote monitoring of tea garden conditions.

The monitoring stations were strategically installed in different tea-growing areas, including sunny slopes and low-humidity valley zones, to capture environmental variations across different microclimates. By collecting real-time data on temperature, humidity, sunlight, wind, and rainfall, the system provides researchers with accurate environmental information for tea growth analysis, frost risk assessment, disease prevention, and precision cultivation management.

System Module	Configuration
Fuente de alimentación	Monocrystalline solar panel + built-in lithium battery, independent off-grid operation
Sensores ambientales	Temperature & humidity sensor, wind speed & direction sensor, solar radiation sensor, rainfall sensor
Adquisición de Datos	Weatherproof data logger with continuous environmental data collection
Comunicación	4G wireless transmission module for real-time remote data upload
Plataforma de Monitoreo	Cloud-based platform for data visualization and historical analysis
Video Monitoring	HD camera for remote observation of tea plant growth
Estructura de la instalación	Anti-corrosion galvanized pole with stable outdoor mounting system

Application in Tea Research and Smart Agriculture

The two monitoring stations were installed in different experimental areas, including sunny slopes and humid valley zones, allowing researchers to compare microclimate differences and their influence on tea plant growth.

Supporting Tea Growth Research

By continuously collecting temperature, humidity, and sunlight data, the research team can analyze the relationship between climate factors and tea quality indicators, including germination period, nutrient accumulation, and flavor characteristics.

The collected environmental database provides reliable support for tea variety improvement and climate-adaptive cultivation studies.

Early Warning for Frost Damage

Spring frost is one of the major risks affecting tea production. Young tea buds are highly sensitive to sudden temperature drops during early growth stages.

With Yantai Sensor’s monitoring and warning system, researchers can receive timely alerts when temperature approaches frost-risk levels. This enables them to take protective actions, such as frost prevention measures and temperature control strategies, reducing the impact of extreme weather events.

Digital Disease Prevention

High humidity and prolonged dew conditions can increase the risk of tea diseases. By monitoring humidity changes and environmental conditions continuously, researchers can identify potential disease-risk periods earlier and implement preventive measures, improving tea garden management efficiency.

Conclusión

The Anhui Agricultural University tea garden project shows how precision weather monitoring technology can transform traditional farming practices. By combining solar-powered hardware, IoT communication, and cloud-based data management, Yantai Sensor helps researchers and growers better understand local microclimate conditions, improve disaster prevention capabilities, and optimize crop management.

With proven applications in tea plantations, Yantai Sensor continues to develop customized agricultural weather monitoring solutions for tea gardens, orchards, herbal plants, and other specialty crop production environments worldwide.

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