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DESIGN PROCEDURE FOR INTEGRATED GREENHOUSE PRODUCTION SYSTEMS, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON INTERNAL TRANSPORT SYSTEMS.

Article number

295_22

Pages

177 – 184

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Abstract

An industrial facilities design procedure was translated for the design of integrated greenhouse production systems.
It describes a series of steps to be executed.
Within each step algorithms, models, databases and expert systems should support the decision of the user.

Publication

Horticultural Economics and Marketing, XXIII IHC

Authors

P.A. van Weel, G.A. Giacomelli, K.C. Ting

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1991.295.22

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