Environmental monitoring

Environmental monitoring makes it possible to monitor outdoor air quality and noise, enabling effective action to be taken to achieve sustainable development of communities and the preservation of the environment.

Measurements are carried out in accordance with the methodologies defined in the European directives, guaranteeing the quality of the data collected by calibrating the sensors throughout the period of use.

Device

Equipment for measuring air quality, noise, particles, atmospheric pressure, temperature, and humidity. They operate autonomously with a solar panel and battery.

Connectivity

One SIM card per device for real-time data transmission.

Portal and API

Portal with detailed information on measurements, reports and alarm statistics. API for integrating information with other systems.

Around 99% of the world's population lives in places that exceed WHO air quality guidelines?⁽¹⁾

Air pollution is estimated to have caused 4.2 million premature deaths worldwide?⁽¹⁾

Around 6,000 people die prematurely every year in Portugal due to poor air quality?⁽¹⁾

Municipalities and Smart Cities

Control air quality and noise to provide well-being for citizens.

Industry

Control air quality and noise to have as little impact as possible on the surrounding communities.

Schools

Raise awareness and mobilise the entire educational community to improve environmental quality.

Hospitality and Tourism

Inform customers and tourists of the air quality and noise expected around the site.

Reports

customise your reports and view your measurements in real time, graphically and geographically.

Alerts

Set up email alerts or text for anomalous situations or rates above the permitted legal limits.

Information analysis

Search for information based on various criteria (daily averages, daily, weekly and monthly highs/lows, etc.) and export the data to editable formats for further analysis.

Municipality of Lagoa - Lagoa is a place to breathe

"... quality of life in various dimensions, naturally the quality of the air we breathe is fundamental to us, and that's why we found in this air quality monitoring tool the information we need to help us make decisions in the interests of the municipality and its residents."

Luis Encarnação, Mayor of Lagoa

Colégio S. João de Brito - World Environment Day

"The environment is us. We are an integral part of a system in which every part counts. It's an integral part of our educational project, it's one of the pillars of our summer camps and, in fact, it's the ultimate goal of the education we provide..."

Sílvia Sepúlveda, Teacher and Coordinator of the CSJB Science Center

Better environmental quality

Monitor air pollution and noise levels remotely and in real time, and take preventive/corrective measures.

Reduction of economic and social impacts

Reduce the burden on citizens' health and social action resulting from diseases associated with air and noise pollution.

Rigor and legal compliance

Ensure the quality of air and noise, allowing compliance with national and European legal standards that regulate their monitoring.

Greater information transparency

Promote the communication of favourable air quality and noise indicators that enhance and differentiate the area in which you are located.

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⁽¹⁾ Sources: World Health Organization - European Environment Agency (EEA).

Hospitality and Tourism

• Disclose noise figures and air quality history to customers, on promotional websites;
• Giving tourists with respiratory health problems or sensitive to high noise levels the opportunity to choose where to stay;
• To help decide whether to invest in indoor/outdoor device to improve soundproofing levels, in order to provide maximum comfort for customers.

Schools

• Promote environmental education by including this topic in the education program, measuring and communicating air quality and noise to students to prevent respiratory diseases, among others.
• Encourage and motivate students to be environmentally aware from an early age, so that they can share the importance of air quality and noise with their families;
• Provide information to municipalities/school boards so that they can invest in improving indoor/outdoor soundproofing to provide maximum comfort for students;

Industry

• Evaluate environmental working conditions and additional measures if necessary;
• Evaluate areas surrounding industrial facilities in order to take measures to improve air quality, if necessary;
• Evaluating the quality of the air inside the facilities, for greater employee health and safety.

Municipalities and Smart Cities

• Measure and evaluate the effect of the measures taken by the municipalities;
• Publish real-time or historical air quality and noise figures to raise public awareness;
• Reward communities for reducing air pollution and noise in schools, industrial parks and residential areas;
• Helping to decide on public investments in ports, airports, public transport, industries, etc;
• Set parking prices and dynamic traffic rules, based on current pollution;
• Control and warn about exhaust fumes from public garages and noise in bars and restaurants at night;
• Recommend the best routes in the city for jogging, cycling, or other livre activities.