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An intelligent monitoring system for forecasting and anomaly detection in precision beekeeping
Jean-Charles Huet1, Lamine Bougueroua2, Sid Ahmed Metidji2
1EFREI Research Lab, Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas, 30-32 Avenue de la République, 94800, Villejuif, France. jean-charles.huet@efrei.fr.
Abstract:
Bees play a vital ecological role as pollinators, contributing to biodiversity, forest regeneration, and agricultural productivity. In recent years, precision beekeeping has emerged as a promising approach to support hive management through sensor-based monitoring. However, existing systems often lack predictive capabilities, limiting their usefulness in anticipating disruptive events that threaten colony health. To address this gap, we present BeeViz, an intelligent monitoring system that combines time series forecasting and anomaly detection to enhance decision-making in apiculture. The system integrates sensor networks, cloud infrastructure, and AI-based data processing modules to continuously track key hive parameters (temperature, humidity, and weight) and generate short-term forecasts and real-time alerts. Preliminary results show that the system can effectively detect anomalies and generate short-term forecasts for key hive parameters, with promising accuracy across different metrics. By enabling proactive interventions, BeeViz supports more resilient and sustainable beekeeping practices, paving the way for collaborative learning and data-driven hive management.
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