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D400.3 Smart Food Awareness Report on Validation Activities And Deliverable D400.3 Report on validation activities and Detailed Specification Revision WP 400 Project acronym & number: SmartAgriFood – 285 326 Smart Food and Agribusiness: Future Internet for Safe and Healthy Food from Project title: Farm to Fork Funding scheme: Collaborative Project - Large-scale Integrated Project (IP) Date of latest version of Annex I: 18.08.2011 Start date of the project: 01.04.2011 Duration: 24 Status: Final Augusto Morales(UPM), Ignacio Gonzalez (Atos), Esther Mietzsch (KTBL), Marta Font- Authors / Contributors : sere (Bonpreu), Huub Scholten(WU), Alfredo Pedromingo (Ariadna), Tim Sadowsky (GS1), Yann Cassing (SGS), Ramón Alcarria (UPM), Javier Garcia (Atos) Due date of deliverable: 31.12.2012 Document identifier: D400.3_v1.3.docx Revision: 01 SmartAgriFood The SmartAgriFood Project The SmartAgriFood project is funded in the scope of the Future Internet Public Private Partner- ship Programme (FI-PPP), as part of the 7th Framework Programme of the European Commis- sion. The key objective is to elaborate requirements that shall be fulfilled by a “Future Internet” to drastically improve the production and delivery of safe & healthy food. Project Summary SmartAgriFood aims to boost application & use of Future Internet ICTs in agri-food sector by: Identifying and describing technical, functional and non-functional Future Internet specifications for experimentation in smart agri-food production as a whole system and in particular for smart farming, smart agri-logistics & smart food awareness, Identifying and developing smart agri- food-specific capabilities and concep- tual prototypes, demonstrating criti- cal technological solutions including the feasibility to further develop them in large scale experimentation and validation, Identifying and describing existing experimentation structures and start user community building, resulting in an implementation plan for the next phase in the framework of the FI PPP programme. Project Consortium LEI Wageningen UR; Netherlands Campden BRI Magyarország, Hungary ATB Bremen; Germany Aston University; United Kingdom TNO; Netherlands VTT; Finland CentMa GmbH; Germany OPEKEPE; Greece ATOS ORIGIN; Spain John Deere; Germany ASI S.L.; Spain Wageningen University; Netherlands Huawei; Germany EHI Retail Institute GmbH; Germany MTT Agrifood Research; Finland GS1 Germany GmbH; Germany KTBL e.V.; Germany SGS S.A.; Spain NKUA; Greece Bonpreu S.A.U; Spain UPM; Spain More Information Dr. Sjaak Wolfert (coordinator) e-mail: [email protected] LEI Wageningen UR phone: +31 317 485 939 P.O. Box 35 mobile: +31 624 135 790 6700 AA Wageningen www.smartagrifood.eu SAF-D400.3-FoodAwarenessValidation&SpecificationRevision-V1.4.docx Page 2 of 84 SmartAgriFood Dissemination Level PU Public PP Restricted to other programme participants (including the Commission Services) X RE Restricted to a group specified by the consortium (including the Commission Services) CO Confidential, only for members of the consortium (including the Commission Services) Change History Version Notes Date 0.1 Table of content provided by UPM 1/07/12 0.2 Minor changes by UPM 15/12/12 0.3 Minor changes by UPM 20/12/12 0.4 Major changes. Integration of draft inputs from all the partners 31/12/12 0.5 Toc changes by UPM, inputs from ATOS 10/01/13 0.6 Inputs from SGS 20/01/13 0.7 Inputs from Ariadna, Bonpreu, and UPM 24/01/13 0.8 Final inputs from Ariadna and UPM 25/01/13 0.9 Some comments added, and conclusions by UPM 26/01/13 0.93 Modifications added (Chapter 4, S2.2.2) and comments resolved by WU 04/02/13 0.95 Final check on content and layout by UPM 05/02/13 1.0 Final version 06/02/13 1.1 Revised final version 1.2 Editing changes 1.3 Final recommendations resolved over the document summary SAF-D400.3-FoodAwarenessValidation&SpecificationRevision-V1.4.docx Page 3 of 84 SmartAgriFood Document Summary This document can be understood as a continuation of previous deliverables related to this Work Package, D400.1 and D400.2. Therefore, as previous efforts were focused on detection of missing architectures, information models, and user awareness requirements, this document clarifies technical developments and pilots which were carried out to analyse and propose fea- sible solutions for these challenges. Within the SmartAgriFood Project and especially under the WP400, user involvement and feed- back are objectives which provide a broader scope and hands-on knowledge regarding the whole user awareness concept; so, this deliverable describes the two pilots which were de- ployed for this purpose. The first pilot is the: Tailored Information for Consumers (TIC). This pilot is mainly focused on the data management and provision to consumers, in the form of interactions with smartphones. The second pilot is the: Tracking and Tracing and Awareness in Meat supply chains (TTAM), which targets the increase of consumers trust in meat by providing trustworthy and certified information. Both Pilots complement each other by tackling two different issues that involve users and the information they are willing to consume and trust. In addition, this deliverable also describes the integration with some FI-WARE’s generic enablers that were pos- sible to integrate within the developments by this date. The structure of this document is divided in three parts. First, there is a review of the architec- ture proposed in deliverable D400.2. Then, pilot’s developments are independently described, and finally chapter 5 explains the high level and low level integration efforts between the TIC and TTAM pilot. As this deliverable has been planned to be technical and descriptive, all the results of both pilots are explained in detail in D400.4. SAF-D400.3-FoodAwarenessValidation&SpecificationRevision-V1.4.docx Page 4 of 84 SmartAgriFood Abbreviations DSE Domain Specific Enabler FI-PPP Future Internet Public Private Partnership GE Generic Enabler GIS Geographic Information System ICT Information and Communication Technology KPI Key Performance Indicator RFID Radio Frequency Identification TIC Tailored Information for Consumers TTAM Tracking Tracing and Awareness Meat REST Representational State Transfer ESB Enterprise Service Bus OS Operating System HTML Hyper Text Markup Language SAF-D400.3-FoodAwarenessValidation&SpecificationRevision-V1.4.docx Page 5 of 84 SmartAgriFood Table of Contents 1 Introduction ................................................................................................................ 12 1.1 Objective ..................................................................................................................... 12 1.2 This Document ............................................................................................................ 12 1.3 Target Audience .......................................................................................................... 12 2 Revised Architecture of the Smart-awareness Scenario ................................................ 13 2.1 Revised Architecture ................................................................................................... 13 2.2 Validation of System Architecture .............................................................................. 13 2.3 Domain Specific Enablers............................................................................................ 13 2.4 Link with FI-WARE’s GE ............................................................................................... 14 3 Tailored Information for Consumers Pilot Specification ............................................... 16 3.1 High Level View of the TIC Pilot .................................................................................. 16 3.1.1 Terminal Side ..............................................................................................................17 3.1.2 Infrastructure Side ......................................................................................................25 3.1.3 Physical Deployment ..................................................................................................27 3.1.4 Overall System Deployment .......................................................................................29 3.2 Domain Specific Enablers of TIC Pilot ......................................................................... 31 3.2.1 SmartWebProxy ..........................................................................................................31 3.2.2 Logo Recognition ........................................................................................................33 3.3 Related FI-WARE’s GE to the TIC Pilot ........................................................................ 36 3.4 Validation of the TIC Pilot ........................................................................................... 36 3.4.1 Towards future TIC scenarios and adaptation challengues .......................................38 3.5 TIC Pilot and Standardizations .................................................................................... 40 3.5.1 Key steps and/or procedures and associated control for standardization ................40 3.5.2 Control specifications description ..............................................................................41 3.5.3 Data model and standardization ................................................................................43 4 TTAM Pilot Specification ............................................................................................. 46 4.1 High Level View of the TTAM
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