Skip to main content ITU
Logo
  • Programmes
    • BSc Programmes
    • BSc in Global Business Informatics
    • BSc in Digital Design and Interactive Technologies
    • BSc in Software Development
    • BSc in Data Science
    • Applying for a BSc programme
    • MSc Programmes
    • MSc in Digital Innovation & Management
    • MSc in Digital Design and Interactive Technologies
    • MSc in Software Design
    • MSc in Data Science
    • MSc in Computer Science
    • MSc in Games
    • Applying for an MSc programme
    • Student Life
    • Practical information for international students
    • Ask a student
    • Women in tech
    • Student organisations at ITU
    • Study start
    • Labs for students
    • Special Educational Support (SPS)
    • Study and Career Guidance
    • Exchange student
    • Become an exchange student
    • Guest Students
    • Who can be a guest student?
    • ITU Summer University
    • Open House
    • Open House - BSc programmes
    • Open House - MSc programmes
  • Professional Education
    • Master in IT Management
    • Master in IT Management
    • Admission and entry requirements
    • Contact
    • Single Subjects
    • About single subjects
    • Admission and entry requirements
    • Contact
    • Short courses | ITU Professional Courses
    • See all short courses
    • Contact
    • Contact
    • Contact us here
  • Research
    • Sections
    • Data Science
    • Data, Systems, and Robotics
    • Digital Business Innovation
    • Digitalization Democracy and Governance
    • Human-Computer Interaction and Design
    • Play Culture and AI
    • Software Engineering
    • Technologies in Practice
    • Theoretical Computer Science
    • Research Centres
    • Centre for Digital Play
    • Center for Climate IT
    • Center for Computing Education Research
    • Centre for Digital Welfare
    • Centre for Information Security and Trust
    • Research Centre for Government IT
    • Danish Institute for IT Program Management
    • Research entities
    • Research centers
    • Sections
    • Research groups
    • Labs
    • ITU Research Portal
    • Find Researcher
    • Find Research
    • Research Ethics and Integrity
    • Good Scientific Practice
    • Technical Reports
    • Technical Reports
    • PhD Programme
    • About the PhD Programme
    • PhD Courses
    • PhD Defences
    • PhD Positions
    • Types of Enrolment
    • PhD Admission Requirements
    • PhD Handbook
    • PhD Support
  • Collaboration
    • Collaboration with students
    • Project collaboration
    • Project Market
    • Student worker
    • Project postings
    • Job and Project bank
    • Employer Branding
    • IT Match Making
    • Hiring an ITU student or graduate
    • Make a post in the job bank
    • Research collaboration
    • Read more about research collaboration at ITU
    • Industrial PhD
    • Hire an Industrial PhD
    • Maritime Hub
    • Innovation and entrepreneurship
    • ITU Business Development
    • ITU NextGen
  • About ITU
    • About ITU
    • Press
    • Vacancies
    • Contact
  • DK
ITU
ITU  /  Research  /  Technical Reports  /  Technical Reports Archive  /  2015  /  Systematic mapping study of information communication technology research for agriculture (in case of developing Countries)
  • Research
    • Research Sections
    • Research Ethics and Integrity
    • Good Scientific Practice
    • Research centers
    • Research groups
    • Labs
    • Technical Reports
      • Technical Reports Archive
        • 2024
        • 2023
        • 2021
        • 2018
        • 2017
        • 2016
        • 2015
          • On the Computational Expressiveness of Model Transformation Languages
          • Analysis of the Ballot Shuffling Attack on Irish ballot counting for Proportional Representation by Single Transferable Vote (PR-STV)
          • Towards a Standard Architecture for Digital Voting Systems - Defining a Generalized Ballot Schema
          • Systematic mapping study of information communication technology research for agriculture (in case of developing Countries)
            • Measuring Voter Lines
          • 2014
          • 2013
          • 2012
          • 2011
          • 2010
          • 2009
          • 2008
          • 2007
          • 2006
          • 2005
          • 2004
          • 2003
          • 2002
          • 2001
          • 2000
      • PhD Programme

    Systematic mapping study of information communication technology research for agriculture (in case of developing Countries)

    TR-2015-190, Authors: Amanuel Zewge & Yvonne Dittrich

    Systematic mapping study of information communication technology research for agriculture (in case of developing Countries)

    Abstract:

    Objective: This work aims to conduct a Systematic Mapping Study (SMS) to get an in-depth understanding about ICT based researches for agriculture in developing countries.
    Method: A systematic mapping study was carried out to investigate and distill the state-ofthe-art from ranked journals and conference publications. In doing so, data extraction task was carried out using fifteen variables. Eg. What kinds of research challenges and contributions were reported to design ICTs based solutions? Which disciplines (knowledge areas) were most explored?
    Result: ICT in agriculture has gained attention over the past few years with number of contributions but still there is long ways to go. The review shows that currently there are limited knowledge areas in methods, user interface design, and theory in how to design information system for rural community settings.
    Conclusion: This paper first presents an overview of research topics and trends from selected top ranked ICT4D Journals and conference proceedings. Second, the detailed explanation about the proposed and/ or used frameworks, theoretical underpinning, methods and technology used were discussed, among others. Third, the paper also motivates others researchers for an ongoing discourse to fill identified gaps from software engineering, computer science or information system research perspective.

    Keywords: design method, information system, development, agriculture.

    Technical report TR-2015-190 in IT University Technical Report Series, October 2015. 

    Available as PDF.

    Contact us

    Phone
    +45 7218 5000
    E-mail
    itu@itu.dk

    All contact information

    Web Accessibility Statement

    Find us

    IT University of Copenhagen
    Rued Langgaards Vej 7
    DK-2300 Copenhagen S
    Denmark
    How to get here

    Follow us

    ITU Student /
    Privacy /
    EAN-nr. 5798000417878/
    CVR-nr. 29 05 77 53 /
    P-nummer 1005162959

    This page is printed from https://en.itu.dk/About-ITU/Press/News-from-ITU/2024/InnoCollab-takes-on-innovation-projects-after-Open-Entrepreneurship