Prototypage d'un systeme d'identification et protection anti-vol des ouvrages d'une bibliotheque en utilisant les puces RFID: Cas de la bibliotheque de l'UCBC

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par Karl KAMAVU
UCBC - Licence 2017

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ABSTRACT

This work aims at designing and implementing a prototype of a system of identification and security of books of a library using the radio frequency identification technology (RFID).

We noticed that the circulation of books is among frequent activities in a library, and that in most cases, it requires the physical presence of a human every time for registration. Because of weaknesses and fatigue linked to the human's nature or weaknesses of the technology/tools in use, librarians may cause delay during those operations, which leads in most of cases to loss of books, to have some books stolen.

In order to find out a solution, we used different research methods like the literature review, the historic method, the participative method, modeling and the prototyping. Some techniques also facilitated us to collect data and reoriented us in the research. That is the case of the documentary technique and the interview.

Indeed, as an answer to the denoted problem, we figure out a prototype of a Library management software that has been connected to a network of RFID readers" RC522 ". The books endowed with the RFID tags (Sticker 25mm Ntag213 RFIDS NFC tag) lead us to earn in time during the registration of different operations in the library but also helped us to detect books when they run the risk of being stolen from the library. The positive result we got from the test, allowed us to confirm our hypothesis.

Key-Words: RFID, security, books, library, WinDev, microcontroller.

SIGLES ET ABREVIATIONS

AGL : Atelier de génie logiciel

Ass : Assistant

Ass2 : Assistant Second Mandat

BAB : Bureau d'Automatisation des Bibliothèques

CDD : Classification Décimale de Dewey

DBLP : Direction des Bibliothèques et de la Lecture Publique

E-Mail : Electronic Mail

ESU : Enseignement Supérieur et Universitaire

GPL : General Public License (General Purpose Langage)

GSM : Global System Mobile