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The impact of hydrographic radar velocity sensors on the Singapore Municipal Government
Singapore, February 14, 2025 — In a significant advancement for urban water management, Singapore’s municipal government has begun to implement innovative water temperature radar flow velocity sensors throughout its extensive drainage and water management systems. This cutting-edge technolo...Read more -
Kenya introduces smart soil sensor network to help small farmers cope with climate change
In response to the increasingly severe drought and land degradation problems, the Kenyan Ministry of Agriculture, in conjunction with international agricultural research institutions and Beijing technology company Honde Technology Co., LTD., has deployed a network of smart soil sensors in the mai...Read more -
Smart agricultural weather stations are deployed in the typhoon-hit areas of the Philippines, and technology empowers small farmers to resist climate risks
One month after Typhoon Hanon passed through, the Philippine Department of Agriculture, in conjunction with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), built Southeast Asia’s first intelligent agricultural weather ...Read more -
The Important Influence of Air Quality Sensors in Monitoring Temperature and Humidity in Greenhouses in Spain
Abstract As greenhouse agriculture continues to expand in Spain, particularly in regions like Andalusia and Murcia, the need for precise environmental monitoring has become increasingly critical. Among various parameters that need careful management, air quality—specifically levels of oxygen (O2...Read more -
The Impact of Radar Level Meter Sensors on Turkish Urban Development
Istanbul, Turkey — As Turkey rapidly urbanizes, cities across the nation are turning to innovative technologies to improve infrastructure, enhance resource management, and ensure public safety. Among these advancements, radar level meter sensors have emerged as a critical tool for managing water ...Read more -
New high-altitude weather station in the Swiss Alps to help climate change research
Recently, the Swiss Federal Meteorological Office and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich have successfully installed a new automatic weather station at an altitude of 3,800 meters on the Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps. The weather station is an important part of the Swiss Alps high...Read more -
North American universities introduce Mini multi-functional integrated weather stations to help campus meteorological research and teaching
Recently, the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley) introduced a batch of Mini multi-functional integrated weather stations for on-campus meteorological monitoring, research and teaching. This portable weather station is small in size and pow...Read more -
Groundbreaking Water Quality Sensors Revolutionize Agriculture in Peru
Lima, Peru — In a significant leap forward for agricultural practices in Peru, the introduction of pH and oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) water quality sensors equipped with screens is transforming how farmers monitor and manage their irrigation systems. As the agricultural sector faces the ...Read more -
The Impact of Hydrographic Radar Flowmeters on Cambodian Cities
In recent years, Cambodia has experienced significant urbanization, leading to an increasing demand for effective water resource management and monitoring systems. One of the most promising technologies in this domain is the hydrographic radar flowmeter. These devices, which utilize radar technol...Read more