Environmental Remote Monitoring (ERM)

Remote monitoring of environmental quality for land, water, air, and natural resources to provide live and actionable feedback to ensure compliance, and to collect data for long-term trend analysis. 

• Long-term impact study of saltwater incursion, coastal degradation, agriculture runoff by placing sensors linked to existing lighting fixtures

• Remote monitoring with its own power generation (ie. solar wind kinetic energy harvesting) and transmit signals via nearby gateway or through secure cellular connectivity

• Monitor waterways, locks, rivers, remote buoys, and detect and assess flood risks, or give early warning in case of oil spillage or pollution discharge

• Weather sensors at remote locations to provide large scale mapping.  Data can be securely transmitted and mapped out on centralized dashboard

• Monitor environmental impact in remote areas, for example tropical forest impacted by global warming, or the ice melting of remote mountains

• Monitor and tracking of protected wildlife with embedded beacons