WebGIS-Based Soil Fertility Information System in Cibodas Botanical Garden

Cibodas Botanical Garden is not only a tourist destination, but also plays an important role in the preservation of rare plant species, advancement of botanical research, and conservation efforts. Maintaining biodiversity relies heavily on understanding the complex dynamics of soil fertility. Hence, this research project embarked on a mission to engineer a Geographic Information System (GIS) that relies on meticulous mapping and is further enhanced by the seamless integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. Through meticulous collection of soil data covering various geographical points within the expanse of Cibodas Botanical Garden, a systematic development approach covered a spectrum of stages, from the initial data acquisition to the final execution stage. With an impressive website performance score of 74%, these efforts culminated in the creation of an Information System designed to accelerate the monitoring and management of soil fertility across the garden. This efficacy was further enhanced by incorporating real-time IoT data, thus enhancing the system's functionality and improving its usability.