Chiung-Hsing Chen

National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology

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Dr. Chiung-Hsing Chen is a leading researcher in the application of the Internet of Things (IoT) to precision aquaculture, with a primary focus on mitigating climate-induced risks in fish farming. Her most impactful work, the 2022 study on an "IoT-Based Fish Farm Water Quality Monitoring System," has garnered 82 citations by addressing critical challenges faced by Taiwanese aquafarmers—namely, catastrophic losses from summer typhoons and winter cold snaps, compounded by labor shortages. Dr. Chen’s key contribution lies in integrating wireless transmission technology with an array of sensors to continuously monitor water temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, and water levels, enabling real-time, remote management. This system provides an early warning mechanism that prevents mass fish kills and optimizes farm operations. Her earlier foundational work in 2021, "Fish Farm Management System Based on IoT," further refined this approach, specifically targeting the sudden mortality of milkfish during cold snaps. By designing robust, low-cost sensor networks, Dr. Chen has delivered a scalable solution that enhances food security and economic resilience. Her research stands as a vital bridge between cutting-edge IoT engineering and practical agricultural sustainability, offering a model for climate-adaptive farming in vulnerable coastal regions.