The Use off Fuzzy Mamdani to Predict Tilapia Production Based on Freshwater Quality

Muhammad Aqshol Dafa Ramadhan (IPB University)
Muhammad Raulian Deyastra (IPB University)
Fawwaz Fadlurohman (IPB University)
Rahmah Syahidah (IPB University)
Muhammad Radithya Naufal Apriansyah (IPB University)
Devara Ryanta Mulya (IPB University)
Nanda Octavia (IPB University)
Ester Angeline (IPB University)
Muhammad Danang Mukti Dermawan (IPB University)
Bagas Wibisono (IPB University)
Bintan Naktavia (IPB University)
Muhammad Surya Ramadhan (IPB University)
Evita Maharani (IPB University)
Yuliandra Rizky (IPB University)
Yahya Ian Keyvin Sitio (IPB University)
Fira Arista Dewi (IPB University)
Ghinna Zulfia (IPB University)
Putri Ryanda (IPB University)
Rezky Damayanti Nur (IPB University)
Fiqri Nurfadillah (IPB University)

Journal of Applied Science, Technology & Humanities
Vol. 1 No. 5 (2024): November 2024

Fish cultivation is a form of animal husbandry that is widely practiced by Indonesian people, whether cultivation is in ponds, rivers, or the sea, fish cultivation in ponds requires regular maintenance and feeding of fish. Excessive feeding also affects the water quality of the cultivation media which also affects the survival of the fish. One solution is to build a water quality monitoring system. A monitoring system can be created based on Fuzzy logic which makes it easier to control water quality. In this research, the sensors used were temperature, pH, DO, and ammonia. The data will then be processed by Matlab and will display the results on the screen.