EP4094221A1 - Systeme et procede pour l'analyse du zonage calendaire d'un utilisateur - Google Patents
Systeme et procede pour l'analyse du zonage calendaire d'un utilisateurInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a computerized system and method for analyzing a user's calendar zoning, and associated computer programs.
- the invention relates to a computerized system for the analysis of calendar zoning, in particular for an agricultural worker.
- This document describes the definition of a field from GPS data from the corners of the field. Then, it describes measuring a worker's position using a GPS, and assigning the position to presence in a field, by comparison with the coordinates defined for that field. This information is used to complete the worker's agenda.
- the invention thus aims to improve the situation by being able to handle almost all of the worker's activities.
- the invention relates to a computerized system for analyzing a user's calendar zoning, comprising:
- At least one portable system provided with an identifier and comprising a geolocation module suitable for repeatedly determining the location of the portable system at a given time, and a communication module suitable for communicating data location comprising said locations at a time,
- a remote central server comprising a communication module suitable for communicating with the communication module of at least one portable system and for receiving location data at a given time
- a database accessible from the central server, and comprising at least one map of an agricultural holding associated with the identifier, said map comprising a plurality of predefined geographical areas, the predefined geographical areas each having an identifier, the computerized system comprising a processing module adapted to determine a duration of time spent by the portable system in at least one predefined geographical area from the location data at a time.
- the computerized system is characterized in that at least one particular geographical area is predefined independently of the topology of the ground, and in that the processing module is adapted to determine said duration of time by taking into account said particular geographical area and / or by taking into account a succession of locations detected in different predefined geographical areas.
- the particular geographical area is defined by a geometric primitive.
- the geometric primitive can be of any suitable shape to best define a time measurement zone from the locations detected inside, or even from a simple passage.
- the geometric primitive can be a circle, an oval, a polygon surrounding, for example, a building, an assembly area, an entrance or an exit of agricultural parcel, a store etc ...
- At least part of the geographical areas correspond to polygonal agricultural plots.
- the particular geographical area is partially superimposed on at least one geographical area corresponding to polygonal agricultural plots.
- the computerized system further comprises a zone defined as the complement to a global surface of the geographical zones corresponding to polygonal agricultural plots.
- the processing module is suitable for calculating a travel time by taking into account a succession of locations detected in different predefined geographic areas.
- the frequency of determining the location is greater, in particular at least ten times greater, than the communication frequency.
- the portable system comprises a man-machine interface mainly comprising a commissioning button for alternately starting or stopping the location.
- the invention relates to a central server of such a computerized system.
- the invention relates to a computerized method for analyzing a user's calendar zoning, comprising:
- a geolocation module of at least one portable system provided with an identifier repeatedly determines the location of the portable system at a given moment
- a communication module of said at least one portable system communicates location data comprising said locations at a time
- a communication module of a remote central server communicates with the communication module of at least one portable system and repeatedly receives location data at a given moment
- a processing module determines a duration of time spent by the portable system in at least one predefined geographical area from the locations received, characterized in that at least one particular geographical area is predefined independently of the topology of the ground, and in that the processing module determines said duration of time by taking into account said particular geographical area and / or by taking into account a succession of locations detected in different predefined geographical areas.
- the invention relates to a set of computer programs distributed on different computers, and comprising portions of program code for the execution of the steps of the method, when said set of programs is executed. on computers.
- FIG. 1 shows a top view of a map of a farm.
- FIG. 2 is a "smartphone" screenshot showing the user system at rest.
- FIG. 3 is a single “smartphone” screenshot showing the active user system.
- FIG. 4 represents a first screen of the supervision interface.
- FIG. 5 presents a second screen of the supervision interface.
- FIG. 6 schematically shows a system according to one embodiment of the invention.
- agricultural is meant any activity relating to the cultivation of plants or the breeding of animals, including forestry, oyster farming, myciculture, shellfish farming, mussel farming, or heliciculture.
- the system comprises a central server 7 exchanging with several types of computer stations 4, 21 remote via a network 16 such as, for example, the Internet network.
- the computer station 4 is a stand-alone portable device. It may for example be a computerized mobile phone of a user, commonly referred to by the anglicism “smartphone”. In the context of the invention, such a “smartphone” comprises a processor 22.
- the processor 22 is suitable for executing computer programs. residents of the computer station 4, and in particular the computer program which will be described in more detail below.
- the "smartphone” also includes a memory 14, in which can be stored a certain amount of information accessible by the processor 22.
- the "smartphone” still has a human-machine interface 8 allowing a user to interact with the "smartphone".
- the man-machine interface 8 comprises, for example, a screen making it possible to display information to the user, and a keyboard, allowing the user to enter information intended for the "smartphone".
- the information entered can be stored in the memory 4. If necessary, these two functions are grouped together in the form of a touch screen 9 superimposing the display and the entry of information.
- the "smartphone" still has a 12-hour clock. Clock data can be saved in memory 14.
- the “smartphone” also has a geolocation module 13.
- a geolocation module 13 is for example a system based on satellite positioning technology generally referred to as “GPS”, an acronym for the name English “Ground Positioning System”, or “Ground Positioning System”, in French.
- GPS satellite positioning technology
- Such a system is based on a chip which receives information from several satellites in geostationary orbit, and is capable of determining its position on the ground by triangulation from the information received from the satellites. The position, or location, determined, is stored in memory 14.
- the "smartphone” also has a communication module 15, allowing the “smartphone” to communicate with the outside, and in particular with the server 7, via a network 16. It can be act of a wireless communication module, or a wired communication module.
- the communication module 15 can optionally communicate with the server 7 via the network 16 via a router 17.
- the server 7 is a computer server which comprises a processor 23 capable of executing one or more computer programs.
- the server 7 includes in particular a communication module 6 suitable for communicating with the “smartphone”. Communication with the "smartphone” is bi-directional, but the transfer of information is rather done in the direction going from the "smartphone” to the server 7.
- the server 7 also accesses a database 5 in which maps of the farms concerned by the service are stored, which are defined as described below.
- the database 5 stores the data, processed or not, coming from the various “smartphones”.
- Database 5 also stores association information of the different “smartphones” with one or more farms.
- the server 7 comprises a processing module 18.
- the processing module 18 is suitable for processing the data received from the “smartphone”, according to pre-established methods which will be described below.
- the data stored in the database 5 can comprise raw data such as received from “smartphones”, and processed data resulting from the processing of the raw data by the processing module 18. Where appropriate, the operations are distributed over multiple servers.
- the system can also include a personal microcomputer 21.
- the personal microcomputer 21 is distinct from the “smartphone”. That said, in certain cases, depending on the authorizations, a “smartphone” can be used to implement the functions provided by the microcomputer 21, and it can even be the same.
- Smartphone than the one used for measuring location data at a time.
- the personal microcomputer 21 comprises a processor 24.
- the processor 24 is adapted to execute computer programs resident on the personal microcomputer 21.
- one of the computer programs in question is a network browser.
- the personal microcomputer 21 also includes a man-machine interface 25, such as a screen and a keyboard and / or a mouse.
- the personal microcomputer 21 includes a communication module 26 allowing it to communicate with the server 7 via the network 16.
- the network browser of the personal microcomputer 21 provides access to an internet page stored on the server 7, and providing the personal microcomputer 21 with structured information produced by the processing module 18 from the data received from the different "smartphones".
- a user wishes to benefit from the computerized system. This user here is typically the operator of the farm.
- mapping of the farm is carried out. It should be noted that the system can integrate several farms for the same user. In the example which follows, the mapping of an agricultural operation is described, the configuration and the implementation for another agricultural operation of the same user being similar. In the event of a plurality of operators, the server operates in parallel for each of the operators according to the functionalities below. [55] If the user already has a map of the farm, it can be imported. This is the case, for example in France, where the mapping of the farm is already available on the TelePAC system.
- the mapping of the farm includes a plurality of adjacent and / or disjoint agricultural plots 1.
- An agricultural plot is generally polygonal, being bordered by rectilinear objects such as roads, hedges, etc., or partially polygonal, when it is partially bordered by a natural element such as a wood, a stream or a body of water.
- the agricultural plot can in particular be a field dedicated to the cultivation of one or more plants, or a breeding plot.
- the agricultural plot may or may not include a building.
- the agricultural parcel is defined by its coordinates, in particular by the coordinates of the points of its perimeter or of certain remarkable points of its perimeter (corners).
- the coordinates in question can be defined in a geolocated system, such as the so-called “GPS” system, acronym of the English name "Ground Positioning System”.
- Each agricultural plot is also characterized by an identifier configured by the user, such as, for example, an integer, or a string of characters, for example "Field 1; Field 2; Field 3; ... Breeding 1; ... ”.
- the areas defined by the agricultural plots taken together do not cover the entire surface. In fact, in this area, there are also portions which do not correspond to agricultural plots such as, in particular, roads or paths, untapped natural objects such as bodies of water, streams, unused timber, and unused buildings.
- zones 2 of the zones defined by the agricultural parcels taken together are characterized together by an identifier, such as, for example, “outside parcel zones”.
- an identifier such as, for example, “outside parcel zones”.
- the configuration also includes the definition of one or more particular zones 3 associated with the agricultural holding. These particular zones are for example defined by geometric primitives independently of the topology of the ground. According to one example, a particular zone is defined as a circle of configurable radius, centered on a particular point of the map. Other examples may include polygons of configurable size.
- the particular zone is also characterized by an identifier. For example, a particular zone 3 is defined around the office of the agricultural holding, and is characterized by the identifier “Headquarters”.
- the particular zone 3 can, where appropriate, cover one or more zones defined by an agricultural parcel 1, or a zone 2 identified as “outside parcel zones”.
- the installation further includes the configuration of 4 user portable systems.
- a user is described, but the configuration can also be carried out for several users on the same farm, or on various farms grouped together in the same department.
- the user can be the operator.
- a user can be an agricultural worker who is not the operator.
- Handheld System 4 is a user's smart phone (referred to as “smartphone”).
- the "smartphone” is identified by an identifier which can, for example, be the call number of the "smartphone”. However, another identifier can be used, if necessary. The identifier is thus linked to the farm being configured.
- the database 5 is configured to be able to receive and store information relating to the “smartphone”, received by the communication module 6 from the central server 7.
- the "smartphone" includes a computer program relating to the service. If this computer program is not installed on the service.
- Smartphone is expected to be installed, for example by downloading.
- Smartphone where the user selects an icon corresponding to the computer program and present on his touch screen 9. The user then accesses a control screen 10, as shown in Figure 2.
- the computer program start-up button 11 is automatically switched to "on”, or the user commands this switch to "on” by an action, and the screen is then as shown in FIG. 3 according to an exemplary embodiment.
- the fact that the geolocation is in "on” mode is displayed on the screen of the “smartphone” by any appropriate means.
- the time provided by the clock 12 at this instant is recorded in the memory of the “smartphone”.
- the service requires that the geolocation module 13 of the “smartphone” is active. If necessary, the computer program checks that the geolocation module 13 of the "smartphone” is active and, failing that, informs the user or guides him for the activation of his geolocation module 13.
- the geolocation module 13 regularly geolocates the “smartphone”.
- the location information of the "smartphone”, as well as the instant associated with this geolocation, determined by the clock 12 of the "smartphone", are stored in the memory 14 of the "smartphone". This step is for example implemented every second, every 10 seconds, every minute, or every 2 minutes.
- the user who is also the operator, has switched the geolocation to "on" mode at the end of his breakfast, which he ate at his home, which is also the head office. of operation. He puts his “smartphone” in his pocket. He starts his day at the office for administrative procedures.
- Smartphone where the user selects the icon corresponding to the computer program and present on his touch screen.
- the control screen 10 of figure 3 is then displayed.
- the user can order the switching of the activation button 11 of the computer program to "stop" by an action.
- the time provided by the clock 12 at this instant can be recorded on the memory 14 of the “smartphone”.
- the computer program can propose to cut the geolocation module 13 of the “smartphone” and inform the user, or guide the latter to deactivate his geolocation module 13.
- the user may be required to shut down or start the computer program in the middle of the day.
- the operation is therefore extremely simple, because it amounts to actuating the activation button 11 and, if necessary, the geolocation.
- the start and end of operation can be automatic, and be based on a start and end time pre-programmed through an interface.
- This communication is less frequent than the determination of geolocation, for example at least ten times less frequent. It is for example carried out once an hour, twice a day, or once a day. For example, it can be provided that it is carried out after the geolocation has been stopped at the end of the day by the user.
- Communication can take place, for example, when the "smartphone” notes that it is in a coverage area of a network 16 allowing this communication.
- the communication can for example take place when the “smartphone” is placed in wired or wireless communication with a local router 17 having communication means to the server 7.
- the data communicated includes the identifier of the "smartphone” as well as the associated location data and clock data.
- the data received by the communication module 6 from the server 7 are stored in the database 5.
- the “smartphone” does not perform any pre-processing, so as to save battery.
- the processing module 18 of the server 7 will process the data associated with the identifier.
- the identifier is associated with one or more farms.
- the user's location can therefore be determined by comparing the measured location with the locations of areas of the operation.
- the processing module 18 is able to identify an area within which the user's location is located.
- a duration will be allocated to an area from the moment when a sufficient number of consecutive location data is inside the same area.
- the sufficient number can be determined either by a predefined number of measuring points, or by a minimum duration. As an example, it is defined that 5 successive measurement points in the same zone are necessary before the processing module 18 considers that the measurement points belong to the same zone. Alternatively, 10 successive measurement points are needed in the same area to confirm the area.
- the time spent in the area is then calculated as the difference between the last time spent in the area and the first time spent in the area, and this time is recorded associated with the area identifier.
- the zone in question can be an agricultural parcel 1, or can be a zone 2 known as "outside parcel zones", in particular if the user spends time outside the farm (visit of a supplier outside the farm). operation, or time spent on the road, for example).
- the processing module also determines the durations of time in transport zones by taking into account a succession of locations detected in different predefined zones.
- the processing module has determined a first duration of time in a first zone of agricultural plot 1 or particular 3 "Headquarters”, and a second duration of time in a second zone of agricultural plot 1 or particular 3 " Headquarters ”, spaced apart by a certain length of time in a zone 2“ outside plot areas ”, said certain length of time“ outside plot areas ”is determined as travel time.
- transport times are counted only if they correspond to transport related to professional activity. Are not counted transport times which are not related to professional activity.
- transport times between a first agricultural plot area and a second agricultural plot area are counted.
- Travel times to an agricultural plot area from an area outside the agricultural plot or from the headquarters, or from an area outside the agricultural plot or from the headquarters to an agricultural plot area are also counted.
- trips between an area outside the agricultural plot or the head office and an area outside the agricultural plot and the head office are not counted.
- the processing module also determines durations of pause time, corresponding to durations of time when the “smartphone” is stationary, “stationary” being defined by reference to a predefined minimum movement. This length of time of immobility is then not counted in the time spent in an area corresponding to an agricultural plot 1.
- the processing module 18 determines a period spent at the end of the day. siege, a time spent in Field # 7, a time spent in field # 3, a time spent in poultry farming # 2, a transport time, and a time spent outside plot areas, as well as the start and end of each interval.
- the user can access an editing interface, allowing him to control or even edit the data entered. This can be useful especially if the user needs to report an unexpected activity, such as a phone call, a breakdown, or the like.
- the editing interface can be available from menu 19 of the computer program interface of the “smartphone” (see Figure 3), via a web interface accessible from a microcomputer, and allow data to be modified from the computer. “smartphone” level before sending to the server, or at the server level 7.
- Analysis step [107] The operator can access the processed data from a supervision interface 20. Note that the operator can be the user but that, in some cases, not all users have access to the supervision interface. 20. Access to the supervision interface 20 can be managed by authentication systems. The operator can thus access the information recorded for one or more users associated with his operation, including himself, if applicable.
- Access is for example made from a personal microcomputer 21 or other electronic device connected to the server 7 via a page accessible via the Internet 16.
- the operator can for example access, for a given user, all the lines processed for the user.
- the information can also be presented in a non-chronological manner, for example cumulated over a configurable period, on one or more users and / or one or more zones.
- the operator can thus determine in particular the overall time spent in a particular area, the overall time spent outside the area, the overall time spent at headquarters, the overall time spent on breaks and / or the overall time spent traveling, over a period. parameterizable, and / or the evolution of these quantities over time, as shown for example in FIG. 5.
- the user's "smartphone" could be a dedicated electronic box with the necessary functionality.
- the box may include a simplified man-machine interface comprising a mechanical on / off button.
- Some of the methods described above can be implemented by computer programs executed on one or more processors.
- Several objects with processors can work in a network, the process steps can be implemented by one or the other, or a plurality of processors communicating with each other.
- Geolocation module 13 Memory 14 Communication module 15 Network 16 Router 17
- Processing module 18 Menu 19 Supervision interface 20 Personal microcomputer 21 Processor 22 Processor 23 Processor 24 Human-machine interface 25
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