T/CAEE 037-2026 A transparent and traceable management standard for the entire process of crops based on artificial intelligence
T/CAEE 037-2026 A transparent and traceable management standard for the entire process of crops based on artificial intelligence
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This document specifies the system architecture, intelligent sensing, intelligent decision-making, intelligent execution, effect evaluation and closed-loop optimization, construction of traceability data chains, and data asset management for transparent and traceable management of crops based on artificial intelligence technology. This document is applicable to large-scale crop planting entities, modern agricultural parks, and related institutions that adopt artificial intelligence technology for full-process intelligent management. 4 General Principles and System Architecture General Principles The design, construction, and operation of the artificial intelligence-based transparent and traceable management system for crops should follow the following basic principles: a) Advancedness principle: The system should adopt mature and reliable new-generation information technologies, such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, blockchain, and big data analysis, to ensure that the technical path is forward-looking and viable for a certain period of time; b) Reliability principle: The system should have high availability and stability, and key equipment and modules should have redundant design to ensure continuous and reliable operation during critical agricultural production cycles; c) Extensibility principle: The system architecture should support flexible expansion of functional modules and smooth upgrading of software and hardware resources to adapt to the needs of different-sized farms, different crop types, and technological iterations; d) Security principle: The system should establish a comprehensive security protection mechanism to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data collection, transmission, storage, and use, and comply with national information security standards; e) Openness and interoperability principle: The system should adopt standardized interfaces and data formats to support data exchange and business c